I. whop <-pp-> [(h)wɒp, 美 (h)wɑ:p] 动词 trans esp 美 俗
II. whop [(h)wɒp, 美 (h)wɑ:p] 名词 usu 单数 esp 美 俗
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
That makes for one whopping agricultural fair, in its 161st year.
www.cleveland.com Work in secret, admit nothing, pretend it's all necessitated by public transport, whop the trees and then, too late, "leak" the real reason.
www.smh.com.au In this philosophy he is surely little different from the bankers who award themselves whopping great bonuses despite bringing our economy to its knees.
www.telegraph.co.uk One reason why the motorcycle is whopping expensive is its scarcity, as only 50 bikes will come in the first production batch.
www.themarshalltown.com The answer is a massive whopping yes -- it was worth it.
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