Pounder

/ˈpaʊndər/ noun

Definition

A tool used to pound or crush something, or a person who pounds; in slang, something that is impressive or works powerfully.

Etymology

From pound (to strike heavily) + -er (one who does the action). 'Pound' comes from Old English pund, related to the sound of heavy impact.

Kelly Says

In music production, 'the pounder' refers to the bass line that creates the rhythmic force—and neuroscience shows that bass frequencies literally cause your heart to synchronize with the beat!

Translations

AMአማርኛ
ARالعربية
مطحنة
mat-hee-nah
BNবাংলা
টিন
teen
CACatalà
CSČeština
mlýnek
m-ly-nek
DADansk
hammer
ham-mer
DEDeutsch
Mörser
moer-ser
ELΕλληνικά
μύλος
moo-los
ESEspañol
machacador
ma-cha-ka-dor
FAفارسی
FISuomi
murskaja
mur-ska-ya
FRFrançais
pilon
pee-lon
GUGU
HAHA
HEעברית
מכתש
mek-taash
HIहिन्दी
पिस्तौल
pis-taul
HUMagyar
kalapács
ka-la-pats
IDBahasa Indonesia
penghancur
pen-han-chur
IGIG
ITItaliano
pestello
pes-tel-loh
JA日本語
叩き棒
kat-ki-bo
KKKK
KMKM
KO한국어
빻는 도구
n-b-neun do-goo
MRMR
MSBahasa Melayu
MYမြန်မာ
NLNederlands
hamer
ha-mer
NONorsk
hammer
ham-mer
PAPA
PLPolski
młot
m-w-ot
PTPortuguês
moedor
mo-e-dor
RORomână
mortar
mor-tar
RUРусский
молот
mo-lot
SVSvenska
hammare
ham-ma-reh
SWKiswahili
TAதமிழ்
TEతెలుగు
THไทย
เครื่องปั่น
krung-pan
TLTL
TRTürkçe
ezilgi
e-zil-gi
UKУкраїнська
молоток
molo-tok
URاردو
VITiếng Việt
cối xay
koi-zay
YOYO
ZH中文
捣碎器
dǎ suì qì
ZUZU

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