whopping

英 [ˈwɒpɪŋ]

美 [ˈwɑːpɪŋ]

adj.  巨大的; 很大的
v.  打；抽出；征服; 打；抽出；征服；使突然摔倒
whop的现在分词

现在分词：whopping　

BNC.33972 / COCA.12747

牛津词典

adj.

• 巨大的；很大的
  very big
  1. The company made a whopping 75 million dollar loss.
     公司遭受了7 500万元的巨额损失。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 异常大的;庞大的
  If you describe an amount aswhopping, you are emphasizing that it is large.
  1. The Russian leader won a whopping 89.9 percent yes vote...
     这位俄罗斯领导人赢得了89.9%的高票支持。
  2. Planned spending amounts to a whopping $31.4 billion.
     预计的开支高达314亿美元。
  3. Whoppingis also an adverb.
     
  4. Footballers in whopping great studded boots walk over the pitch.
     脚蹬帅气钉靴的足球运动员走进了球场。

英英释义

adj

• (used informally) very large
  1. a thumping loss
  Synonym:humongousbangingthumpingwalloping

adv

• extremely
  1. they all were whopping drunk

双语例句

• But Consumer Reports found campylobacter in a whopping 81% of the chickens it tested, up from 42% in a 2003 test.
  但是消费者杂志的检测中发现了81%之大的弯曲杆菌感染率，高于2003年42%的检测结果。
• A whopping 9.7 million units have been sold worldwide since 1983.
  自1983年以来，该车在全球已售出970万部。
• In 2010 sales grew by a whopping 32%, boosted by a state stimulus scheme.
  由于国家刺激政策的推动，2010年的销售量比2009年剧增32%。
• Between 1991 and 2010, the cancer mortality rate fell by a whopping 20%, which is more than 10% a decade.
  在1991年至2010年之间，癌症死亡率显著下降了20%，这比过去十年下降总和的10%还要多。
• Planned spending amounts to a whopping$ 31.4 billion.
  预计的开支高达314亿美元。
• Before the school incorporated edX, the failure rate for that course had been a whopping 41 percent.
  在学校使用EdX课程之前，这门课的不通过率高达41%。
• The challenge occurred in the wake of a whopping$ 3.6 million fine that the FCC levied in March.
  这项挑战发生在今年3月联邦通信委员会征收了360万美元的巨额罚金之后。
• You're demonstrating some whopping great ego, my friend.
  你太自以为是了，朋友。
• That adds up to a whopping 30 pounds a year.
  一年下来，你就会有可能增加30磅。
• In China, Hangzhou reports 60,600 and Wuhan claims a whopping 70,000, a world record.
  而在中国，据称杭州有60600辆公共自行车，而武汉的公共自行车数量则达到惊人的70000辆，创下了世界纪录。