英语
西班牙语
I. thwack [美 θwæk, 英 θwak] 名词
2. thwack (sound):
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The sharp thwack of crops against horses' flanks.
www.pennlive.com The almighty thwack sounded like a trebuchet being fired.
www.independent.co.uk Even better, try verbalising your feelings out loud as you thwack or scream.
www.stuff.co.nz Instead, they roar with delight at every sickening thwack of thinly gloved fist on flesh, booing every time the blows abate.
www.ft.com He thwacks them and out pour the stale bonbons of historic blame to excuse his own shattering failure of leadership, his own rampant megalomania.
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