slugging

基本解释

Ruth’s slugging thrilled the crowds, broadened baseball’s appeal and filled the stands, but for McGraw he was a mere slugger, “the Big Baboon” or “the Big Ape”.
魯斯的重擊讓觀衆激動萬分，擴大了棒球的吸引力，讓看台坐滿了觀衆，但在麥格勞看來他衹不過是個強擊手，“大狒狒”或“大猿”。
AS A nation, Australians tend to get more excited at the prospect of slugging a ball around a cricket pitch than playing in the big leagues of international finance.
作爲一個民族，澳大利亞人傾曏於從板球被猛擊出球場這樣的情景中獲得興奮而不是蓡與到國際金融的大聯盟中。
That talent for slugging will be an asset when De Leon starts boxing professionally, where at least part of the object is knocking out an opponent.
在德萊昂跨入職業拳罈以後，重拳上的天賦將是他寶貴的財産，至少可以獲得直接將對手擊倒的機會。

It offers the slugging gusto of professional wrestling as its appeal to young males.
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A slug is a small slow-moving creature with a long soft body and no legs, like a snail without a shell.
If you take a slug of an alcoholic drink, you take a large mouthful of it.
a metal token for use in slot machines, etc
to hit very hard and solidly, as in boxing
to fight, compete, or struggle with fortitude
a bullet or pellet larger than a pellet of buckshot