Translations for „whack“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . whack [(h)wæk] VB trans inf

1. whack (hit):

whack

udarjati [perf udariti]

whack

pretepati [perf pretepsti]

2. whack (defeat):

whack

premagati

whack

poraziti

II . whack [(h)wæk] N

1. whack (blow):

whack

udarec m

to give sb/an animal a whack

udariti koga/žival

2. whack no pl inf:

to pay full whack

plačati polno ceno

3. whack no pl (deal):

inf a fair whack

poštena kupčija

to be out of whack Am Aus

ne biti v redu

to have a whack at sth inf

poskusiti kaj

Usage examples with whack

to be out of whack Am Aus

ne biti v redu

to pay full whack

plačati polno ceno

inf a fair whack

poštena kupčija

to have a whack at sth inf

poskusiti kaj

to give sb/an animal a whack

udariti koga/žival

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Every funny punchline gets a point for your team and every whack one doesn't get a point.

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The guard watching the group whacks the boy on the fingers with a piece of iron and tells him to leave.

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Rock's tentative performance creates an imbalance that throws the show out of whack.

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Rumble also developed a collection of local wrestlers as unique or entertaining gimmick workers, referring to them as his personal whack pack.

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One split infinitive, one whack; two split infinitives, two whacks; and so on.

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They sound like a loud whack and can terrify newcomers, but they are not particularly painful.

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They whack him, leave his body parts in dumpsters all around the city.

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His ego is a bit out of whack.

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She often has to put up with her younger sister's delusional antics, often punishing her by whacking her with a ladle.

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Luckily, being in the studio, we were able to whack the idea down on tape pretty much straight away.

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