punch

US /pʌntʃ/
UK /pʌntʃ/
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1.

puñetazo, golpe

a blow with the fist

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He delivered a powerful punch to his opponent's jaw.
Le dio un potente puñetazo en la mandíbula a su oponente.
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The boxer's quick punch knocked his opponent down.
El rápido puñetazo del boxeador derribó a su oponente.
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2.

perforadora, punzón

a tool or machine for making holes in material

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She used a paper punch to create holes for binding.
Usó una perforadora de papel para hacer agujeros para encuadernar.
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The leatherworker used a specialized punch to create decorative patterns.
El marroquinero usó un punzón especializado para crear patrones decorativos.
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3.

ponche, bebida

a drink made from a mixture of fruit juices, spirits, and spices, often served in a large bowl

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They served a delicious fruit punch at the party.
Sirvieron un delicioso ponche de frutas en la fiesta.
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The non-alcoholic punch was a hit with the kids.
El ponche sin alcohol fue un éxito entre los niños.
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1.

golpear, pegar

strike with the fist

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He threatened to punch him if he didn't leave.
Amenazó con golpearlo si no se iba.
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The boxer aimed to punch his opponent in the face.
El boxeador apuntó a golpear a su oponente en la cara.
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2.

perforar, punzonar

make a hole in (something) with a punch or similar tool

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The machine can punch holes through thick metal sheets.
La máquina puede perforar agujeros en láminas de metal gruesas.
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He used a special tool to punch out the old rivets.
Usó una herramienta especial para perforar los remaches viejos.
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