英 [ˈtraʊnsɪŋ] 美 [ˈtraʊnsɪŋ]
n. 痛打，严惩；打败
v. 彻底打败；击溃；严惩（trounce 的现在分词）
trounce /traʊns/ TEM8 [ trouncing trounced trounces ]
及物动词 If you trounce someone in a competition or contest, you defeat them easily or by a large score. 轻松战胜; 大胜
The 49ers trounced the Miami Dolphins 38-16.
49人队以38比16的比分大胜迈阿密海豚队。
严责
He foresaw the German trouncing of Australia on June 13.
他预测了6月13号德国大胜澳大利亚队。
But you've taken quite a trouncing today, haven't you, Vergil?
但你今天已经元气大伤了，对不对，维吉尔？
Joe did so grudgingly, still trying not to sulk over the trouncing he'd taken.
乔做如此的不情愿，仍然尝试不要在那个打到之上不高兴他已经拿。
On Saturday,Canada broke the record for the biggest margin of victory in Olympic women's ice hockey with an 18-0 trouncing of Slovakia.
VOA : standard.2010.02.15
Polls showed Rubio trouncing Crist in the Republican primary, but recent polls give Crist a better chance to win the Senate seat running as an independent in November against Republican Rubio and Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek.
VOA : standard.2010.05.04
Besides Watson unfairly trouncing humans on Jeopardy, one could ask if IBM even exists nowadays.
On the other hand, he is not exactly trouncing his rivals in New York city either.
If the ruling coalition's chances are as strong as they appear, such a trouncing seems a certainty.