punishment

美音：['pʌnɪʃmənt] 英音：['pʌnɪʃmənt]

简单释义：

n.处罚；惩罚；刑罚；粗暴对待

网络惩处；处分

变形：

复数：punishments

完整释义：

1.惩罚;处罚
2.罚,刑罚; 惩罚
3.〔口语〕给吃苦头
4.【拳击】痛击;【运】使疲劳

例句：

This was the standard form of punishment for traitors in Algiers, Tunis, Tripoli and Salee during the Middle Ages.
这是中世纪在在阿尔及尔，突尼斯，的黎波里和赛利【鳄鱼注：Salee不知道怎么翻】对叛国者标准的处罚形式。
This punishment did initially strike me as something of an exercise in pointlessness.
开始时，我的确认为这种惩罚毫无意义。
This will be the punishment of Egypt and the punishment of all the nations that do not go up to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles.
这就是埃及的刑罚和那不上来守住棚节之列国的刑罚。
A crude way of trying to settle which camp is correct is to compare murder rates in jurisdictions with and without capital punishment.
解决两个阵营争议的一个粗略方法是比较有死刑和没有死刑辖区的谋杀案发率。
With the long pole between them, any punishment from the father is out of the question.
他们之间的长杆，任何惩罚从父亲是不可能的。
Punishment from police is often more severe and will prevent future bullying better that school punishment will.
警方给与的惩罚通常更重，会比学校的处罚更好地防止未来的欺负行为。
However, many ordinary Iraqis said the journalist had already served his punishment and should be released.
然而，许多普通的伊拉克人说，扎伊迪已经受到了惩罚，应该被释放。
This was no punishment; forhim it was a game in which he had his mother's full attention for threeminutes.
这对于他来说不是惩罚，而是游戏，他通过这三分钟获得了母亲的全部注意力。

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