in the PONS Dictionary
pum·mel <Brit -ll- [or Am usu -l-]> [ˈpʌməl] VB trans
1. pummel (hit):
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- auf jdn einprügeln
2. pummel fig (defeat):
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- jdn fertigmachen inf
3. pummel (criticize):
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- jdn/etw niedermachen inf
| I | pummel |
|---|---|
| you | pummel |
| he/she/it | pummels |
| we | pummel |
| you | pummel |
| they | pummel |
| I | pummelled /  pummeled |
|---|---|
| you | pummelled / pummeled |
| he/she/it | pummelled / pummeled |
| we | pummelled / pummeled |
| you | pummelled / pummeled |
| they | pummelled / pummeled |
| I | have | pummelled / pummeled |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | pummelled / pummeled |
| he/she/it | has | pummelled / pummeled |
| we | have | pummelled / pummeled |
| you | have | pummelled / pummeled |
| they | have | pummelled / pummeled |
| I | had | pummelled / pummeled |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | pummelled / pummeled |
| he/she/it | had | pummelled / pummeled |
| we | had | pummelled / pummeled |
| you | had | pummelled / pummeled |
| they | had | pummelled / pummeled |
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