to punish

基本解释

• 惩罚；处分

英汉例句

双语例句

• That provides a measure of willingness to punish, even at a cost to the punisher.
  这提供了一个对惩罚的愿意程度的衡量手段，即使惩罚有代价。
• Though penalty is one of the methods to punish this sort of behavior, it is never the only way.
  尽管罚款是惩罚这些行为的一种方法，但绝不是唯一的方法。
• It is therefore in the best interest of the group to punish those who violate this unspoken rule/convention.
  因此为了群体的最大利益，她们会惩罚那些违反这项潜规则或习俗的人。

原声例句

• In half of the groups, a person could chose to punish another individual who did not donate to the public project.
• He makes the decision to punish humans because the world has corrupted itself through hamas, through bloodshed and violence.
  他决定惩罚人类,是因为人类世界已经因为暴力，血腥而堕落。
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• But the enforcement power, the right to punish, everyone can do the punishing in the state of nature.
  而说到执行权，惩罚权，自然状态下人人都能实施惩罚权。
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权威例句

• Congress is full of destructive proposals, including one to punish China for "manipulating" its currency.
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词组短语

短语

• to physically punish sb 剥皮
• to severely punish 严厉打击非法用工
• to severely punish illegal employment 严厉打击非法用工
• to punish severely detail 非常严厉
• ch éng zhì to punish 惩治

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