trouncer造句

• Irritable motorists who pulled suddenly in front of the horses caused them to stop suddenly, sometimes throwing the dray driver and his assistant _ known as a " trouncer " _ onto the road.
• In 1900 there were eight breweries in the town, chief among them being Southam's and Trouncer's, which also had their own maltings and owned many local public houses, as well as five other maltsters, but the conventional brewing industry gradually closed after takeovers in the 1960s, and the last maltings, at Ditherington, in 1986.