Noun:

দুম্ শব্দে আঘাত,

Verb:

দুম্ শব্দে আঘাত করা, ত্তঁচান, দুম্ শব্দ করা,

thumped's Usage Examples:

one-sided affairs, each effectively settled by the first leg, as they thumped Universitario of Peru 5-0 in the first leg of their quarterfinal group.

Their luck didn't hold out in their second game however, thumped 5–1 by an impressive Scottish side in Greenock.

hit, he replied "For who? For what?" Three weeks later, the Eagles were thumped by a 31-point margin against the Raiders in Oakland.

with two goals and 29 disposals to earn two Brownlow votes as the Crows thumped the eventual season's premiers by 86 points.

hop, which "throws back to classic bass tracks, from a time when trunks thumped and big bass bumped; an album that is straight rap patterns, with tight.

In the first leg, Meadow Skipper thumped Overtrick in a track record time.

One week later, the Rams were thumped by the Saints 37-10 to start the season 0-3, their first such start since.

A family member stated: Whoever they were, they thumped him and thumped him to get him to say what they wanted him to say.

"India Get thumped by New Zealand".

"Shepton Mallet thumped after learning of 12-point deduction".

Lautoka thumped Ba in the finals one year by 6 – 0 and by 7 – 0 another year and also beat.

They were thumped 31-13 by Wales but accounted for Samoa beating them 15-12.

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during a match while playing for Queensland Colts, and Gilbert's delivery thumped into the wicket keeper's gloves before La Frantz had had a chance to raise.

Bakersfield Brigade in their opening game of the season, and then were thumped 4–0 at home by the Hollywood United Hitmen next time out.

third County Championship match in style at Gloucestershire, but they were thumped by Kent in the next game, hampered by a groin injury to Heath Streak.

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Synonyms:

pound; flap; flutter; beat; pulse; palpitate; throb; pulsate; thrash; move;

Antonyms:

rush; converge; enter; follow; stand still;