wham

英 [wæm]

美 [wæm]

int.  (突然的重击声)砰，嘭; 表示意外的事情突然发生
v.  重打

过去分词：whammed　过去式：whammed　现在分词：whamming　第三人称单数：whams　

BNC.25383 / COCA.18683

牛津词典

exclamation

• （突然的重击声）砰，嘭
  used to represent the sound of a sudden, loud hit
  1. The bombs went down─wham!─right on target.
     炸弹落了下来，砰！正好击中目标。
• （表示意外的事情突然发生）
  used to show that sth that is unexpected has suddenly happened
  1. I saw him yesterday and─wham!─I realized I was still in love with him.
     我昨天看到他了。我猛地一下子意识到我仍然在爱着他。

柯林斯词典

• EXCLAM (指突然或剧烈的声响)砰，嘭
  You usewhamto indicate that something happens suddenly or forcefully.
  1. Then I met someone and wham, bam, I was completely in love...
     然后我遇上了一个人，嘭的一下，我就坠入了爱河。
  2. There you are driving along and wham! You hit a pothole.
     你正开车走着——嘭，撞到了一个坑。

英英释义

verb

• hit hard
  1. The teacher whacked the boy
  Synonym:whackwhopwallop

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