pound on

1. To strike or hammer someone or something repeatedly and with great force. A noun or pronoun can be used between "pound" and "on" to specify something that's being used to strike the person or thing. Quit pounding on that door, I heard you the first time! He pounded on the poor guy over and over. I pounded my boot on the side of the car to get the sand out of it.2. To beat someone up. The bullies have been pounding on me after school almost every day for the last two weeks.3. To outperform someone resoundingly in some competitive activity. The reigning champions have been pounding on this underdog team for the entire first half of the game. Unless something drastic changes, I'd say this game is all but decided already.See also: on, pound

pound something on someone or something

to hit or strike someone or something with something. Sarah pounded the vase on the robber until it broke. Betty stood pounding her shoe on the radiator, hoping the racket would magically bring heat.See also: on, pound

pound on someone or something

to beat or hammer on someone or something. She kept pounding on him until he released her. Will you please stop pounding on that drum?See also: on, pound

单词	pound on
释义	pound on pound on 1. To strike or hammer someone or something repeatedly and with great force. A noun or pronoun can be used between "pound" and "on" to specify something that's being used to strike the person or thing. Quit pounding on that door, I heard you the first time! He pounded on the poor guy over and over. I pounded my boot on the side of the car to get the sand out of it.2. To beat someone up. The bullies have been pounding on me after school almost every day for the last two weeks.3. To outperform someone resoundingly in some competitive activity. The reigning champions have been pounding on this underdog team for the entire first half of the game. Unless something drastic changes, I'd say this game is all but decided already.See also: on, pound pound something on someone or something to hit or strike someone or something with something. Sarah pounded the vase on the robber until it broke. Betty stood pounding her shoe on the radiator, hoping the racket would magically bring heat.See also: on, pound pound on someone or something to beat or hammer on someone or something. She kept pounding on him until he released her. Will you please stop pounding on that drum?See also: on, pound pound on pound on bang on
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