痛打|つうだtsuuda

Common
Definitions
  1. noun, suru verb, transitive verbhard blow; crushing blow; severe attack
Conjugation
Dictionary form痛打する(つうだする)
Polite (masu)痛打します(つうだします)
Negative (nai)痛打しない(つうだしない)
polite (masen)痛打しません(つうだしません)
classical zu / nu痛打せず・痛打せぬ(つうだせず・つうだせぬ)
Past (ta)痛打した(つうだした)
polite (mashita)痛打しました(つうだしました)
Past negative (nakatta)痛打しなかった(つうだしなかった)
polite (masen deshita)痛打しませんでした(つうだしませんでした)
Te form痛打して(つうだして)
Potential痛打できる(つうだできる)
Passive痛打される(つうだされる)
Causative痛打させる(つうださせる)
Causative passive痛打させられる(つうださせられる)
Conditional (ba)痛打すれば(つうだすれば)
tara痛打したら(つうだしたら)
Volitional痛打しよう(つうだしよう)
polite (mashou)痛打しましょう(つうだしましょう)
Imperative痛打しろ(つうだしろ)

Common forms generated by rule; see the senses for honorific or irregular usage.

Synonyms & antonyms
  • Synonym強打きょうだNeutralA forceful, violent strike; in baseball it also means a batter hitting hard. Very close in sense to 「痛打」.
  • SynonymパンチCasualColloquial loanword for hitting with the fist; also a hole punch or the drink punch. 「痛打」 stresses a severe, crushing blow.
  • Related一撃いちげきNeutralA single blow or strike: the point is that it lands just one hit, not necessarily a heavy one, whereas 「痛打」 stresses a severe, crushing blow.

Use 「痛打」 for a heavy, crushing blow or severe attack. Pick 「一撃」 for a single strike, 「強打」 for a forceful wallop (also hard hitting in baseball), and colloquial 「パンチ」 for a fist punch.

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

Japanese definitions
  1. 相手あいてに強烈きょうれつな一撃いちげきを与あたえること。
  2. 強烈きょうれつな一いち打だを放はなつこと。
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