Translation for 'pounding' from English to Ukrainian

pounding

стук {ч}

стукіт {ч}

• Wave pounding is a force of erosion along coast lines.
• The English word mortar derives from classical Latin mortarium, meaning, among several other usages, "receptacle for pounding" and "product of grinding or pounding". From mortar and pestle.
• Repeating the boiling process, pounding again till all the husks are removed, rinsing repeatedly and sorting.
• Oconostota's Cherokee name, according to Mooney, was "Aganstata," which he translated as "groundhog-sausage" ("agana" = "groundhog", and "tsistau" = "I am pounding it"—as in pounding meat in a mortar).
• Swiss steak is a dish of meat, usually beef, that is "swissed" by rolling or pounding before being braised in a cooking pot of stewed vegetables and seasonings.

• Messiaen represents the knocking with a motif heavy pounding sounds in the percussion and strings.
• Beetling is the pounding of linen or cotton fabric to give a flat, lustrous effect.
• Pounding against adjacent building. This is a photograph of the collapsed five-story tower, St.
• Traditionally the mahangu is pounded with heavy pieces of wood in a 'pounding area'.
• Two days later, there is usually a rice-cake pounding ceremony to celebrate the end of winter.

• On August 9, 2020, she faced Mizuki Furuse at Rizin 22 and won via TKO by pounding.
• Kutni is written as ಕುಟ್ನಿ. ‘Kuttu’ is a Kannada word for pounding.
• The term for this was "pounding the rubble" or, as military officers sometimes joked, "pounding the ruble".
• The isi ikolobia helps with fetching fire woods and pounding of yams and fufu.
• Years after the completion of the bridge, locals reported they could still screams and pounding coming from a specific concrete pylon.

• The theme music is used for the pounding dance beats heard.
• Traditional methods include pounding it in a mortar with sand, and then separating the grains and sand, or "popping" it over a flame and then pounding it, which yields a toasted-color grain (a technique used among the Akposso).
• It uses an encircling net together with pounding devices.