wallop 英[ˈwɒləp] 美[ˈwɑ:ləp] n. 冲击力; 猛击; 奔驰; 快感; vt. 猛击，击败; vi. 冲过去; 打滚; 颠簸; 沸腾; [例句]Once, she?walloped?me over the head with a frying?pan.有一次，她用煎锅狠狠地砸了我的头。[其他] 第三人称单数：wallops?复数：wallops?现在分词：walloping过去式：walloped?过去分词：walloped
impact force 英[ˈimpækt fɔ:s] 美[ˈɪmˌpækt fɔrs] [词典] 冲击[压]力; 冲力; ? [例句]Right inverse pendulum by the body clockwise rotation of the force, can cause great?impact?force.右反摆借身体顺时针旋转的力量，可以造成极大的冲击力。
impulse force 英[ˈimpʌls fɔ:s] 美[ˈɪmˌpʌls fɔrs] [词典] 冲击力，推力; [例句]Enterprise culture, which is its management culture in an enterprise, is deep impulse?force?to economic?development.企业文化是一个企业的管理文化，是经济发展的深层推动力。
surging force 英[['sɜ:dʒɪŋ?fɔ:s] 美[['sɜ:dʒɪŋ?fɔrs] ?[词典] 涌浪力，脉冲力，冲击力; ? The?IMF?warns?that?sharply?slower?growth?could?be?triggered?by?two?events:?asharp?slowdown?in?the?US?housing?market?or?surging?inflationary?expectationsthat?would?force?central?banks?to?raise?interest?rates. 国际货币基金组织警告，急剧的经济减速可能由两个事件触发：美国住房市场的急剧滑坡，或者通胀预期高涨，迫使各国央行升息。