punch
/pʌntʃ/
verb
Birine veya bir şeye yumrukla vurmak
To strike someone or something with a closed fist.
- He punched the wall in frustration.
- She punched him in the arm playfully.
- The boxer punched his opponent hard.
- Factory workers use specialized machines to punch precise holes in sheet metal for assembly line manufacturing processes.
- Archaeologists carefully punch small core samples from ancient pottery to conduct radiocarbon dating without destroying entire artifacts.
- In traditional data processing, operators would punch coded information onto cards that computers could then read and interpret.
noun
Yumrukla verilen güçlü bir darbe
A forceful blow delivered with a closed fist.
- That punch knocked him down.
- She threw a powerful punch.
- He took a punch to the stomach.
noun
Meyve suyundan yapılan, genellikle partilerde servis edilen tatlı bir içecek
A sweet beverage made from fruit juice, often mixed with other ingredients and served at parties.
- We served fruit punch at the wedding.
- The punch bowl was empty by midnight.
- Would you like some punch?
verb
Bir delgeç veya benzeri aletle bir şeyde delik açmak
To make a hole in something using a punch tool or similar device.
- I need to punch holes in these papers.
- She punched her ticket at the station.
- The conductor punched our train tickets.