punch
英 [p?n(t)?]
- n. 沖壓機(jī)；打洞器；鉆孔機(jī)
- vt. 開洞；以拳重?fù)?/li>
- vi. 用拳猛擊
- n. (Punch)人名；(馬來)蓬芝；(英)龐奇
詞組搭配
punch in
To check in formally at a job upon arrival.
打卡：用記時(shí)鐘在考勤卡上打印上班時(shí)間
punch out
To check out formally at a job upon departure.
打卡：用記時(shí)鐘在考勤卡上打印下班時(shí)間
&I{Slang} To eject from a military aircraft.
&I{【俚語】} 從軍用飛機(jī)上排出
beat someone to the punch
(informal)anticipate or forestall someone's actions
(非正式)先人一招，先發(fā)制人
punch above one's weight
(informal)engage in an activity or contest perceived as being beyond one's capacity or abilities
(非正式)勉為其難
punch the (time) clock
(N. Amer.)(of an employee) clock in or out
(北美)（雇員）打卡記錄上（或下）班時(shí)間
punch someone's lights out
as pleased (或 proud) as Punch
feeling great delight or pride. punch and judy
樂（或傲）如龐奇的；特別高興（或驕傲）的；洋洋得意的，驕傲自滿的
punch in (或 out)
(N. Amer.)(of an employee) clock in (or out)
(北美)（雇員）（用自動時(shí)鐘）記錄上（或下）班時(shí)間
beat to the punch
To make the first decisive move
首先做出決定性的行動
a marketing team that beat all the competitors to the punch.
某銷售組織先于其競爭者做出了重大行動