disciplinary

美音：[.dɪsə'plɪnəri] 英音：['dɪsə.plɪnəri]

简单释义：

adj.有关纪律的；执行纪律的；惩戒性的

网络规训；学科的；训练的

完整释义：

adj.

1.纪律的;惩戒性的
2.训练上的

例句：

If ineffective performance persists, it's necessary to take disciplinary action or to discharge the person from the company.
如果不理想的成绩仍然存在，那就必须采取措施解雇这些不利于公司的员工。
Lt. Geoff Jones said the boy's motives were unclear. School officials said the student had no major disciplinary problems.
二级警司杰夫。琼斯说，这个孩子持枪行凶的动机还不清楚。校方称，该学生一直表现不错。
School policy was that any interference with their means of monitoring students' computer use was grounds for disciplinary action.
学校的政策是凡是与他们想要的产生冲突，比如监控学生的电脑使用情况，都是纪律行动的范围。
The prosecutor who initially pursued the lacrosse players, who was then up for election, is now facing disciplinary proceedings.
案件之初起诉长曲棍球队员的检控官当时打算参加选举，现在则面临纪律处分。
Any employee found to have violated this policy may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.
所有违反此策略的员工都会面临纪律处分，直至中止雇佣合同。
"The matter will be referred to the FIFA Disciplinary Committee, " it said.
国际足联还表示“此事会交由国际足联纪律委员会处理”
As many parents can attest, few disciplinary measures stop a child from misbehaving as quickly as a swift smack or two on the bottom.
许多父母都有相同的经验：很少有什麽方法比打屁股可以让小孩乖乖听话来的有效。
In all that time, he had been a model prisoner with only one disciplinary mark against him.
在服刑的16年里，他是一个模范犯人，只有一次违反纪律的记录。

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