vt.狠击，狠揍，猛打，极大地打击，惩罚，使受到(严重经济损失)，彻底战胜(或击败)
n.衣服，随身物品

原形：clobber第三人称单数：clobbers过去式：clobbered过去分词：clobbered现在分词：clobbering

The storm clobbered the coastal towns, leaving widespread destruction in its wake.
这场风暴重创了沿海小镇，留下了一片狼藉。
The new policy is likely to clobber small businesses.
新政策可能会对小企业造成沉重打击。
The team was clobbered by their opponents in the final match.
在最后一场比赛中，该队被对手打得落花流水。
The economy took a clobbering during the recession.
经济在经济衰退期间遭受了严重打击。
His opponent clobbered him with a powerful right hook.
他的对手用一记强有力的右勾拳击倒了他。
The government's decision to raise taxes will really clobber low-income families.
政府提高税收的决定将对低收入家庭造成重大打击。
The company's profits have taken a real clobbering this quarter.
本季度公司的利润大幅下滑。
The hurricane clobbered the region, causing severe flooding and power outages.
飓风袭击了该地区，导致严重的洪水和停电。
The athlete was disqualified for clobbering his opponent during the match.
运动员因为在比赛中击打对手而被取消资格。
The new tax laws are expected to clobber high-earners the hardest.
新税法预计将对高收入者产生最严重的影响。