flogged

英 [flɒɡd]

美 [flɑːɡd]

v.  鞭笞，棒打(作为惩罚); 出售(某物给某人)
flog的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 出售;卖掉
  If someone tries toflogsomething, they try to sell it.
  1. They are trying to flog their house.
     他们正试图卖掉房子。
• VERB 鞭笞;棒打
  If someoneis flogged, they are hit very hard with a whip or stick as a punishment.
  1. In these places people starved, were flogged, were clubbed to death...
     在这些地方，人们忍饥挨饿，遭受鞭打，甚至会被乱棍打死。
  2. Flog them soundly.
     好好鞭打他们一顿。
• 做徒劳无益的事;白忙活
  If you say that someoneis flogging a dead horse, you mean that they are trying to achieve something impossible.

双语例句

• They ensured good behaviour by having miscreants publicly flogged.
  确保运动员们行为得体，并对犯规者施以公开鞭打。
• In ancient Greece, runners took off from a standing position and were flogged if they started too soon.
  在古希腊，跑步选手以立姿起跑，如果起跑过早会遭鞭打。
• For her trespass, my daughter will be flogged.
  我女儿犯了错，她将得到棍刑。
• The suspect was flogged into confession.
  嫌疑犯被鞭打而承认。
• The news is about a woman journalist in Saudi Arabia who talked about extramarital intercourse in the TV show with her colleague, would be flogged.
  新闻是关于一个沙特阿拉伯的女记者，她和同事在电视节目上大谈婚外性，将受到鞭打。
• Oh, mein gott! Not again! Who keeps meddling with that fusebox? When I find out I will have him flogged.
  喔，我的老天！不要又来了！到底是谁一直把保险丝搞断？被我抓到我一定毒打他一顿。
• Many black slaves were flogged to death for quite a small fault.
  许多黑奴因一点很小的过失而被鞭打致死。
• In the pat, the poor people were often flogged by the landowners.
  过去，穷人常遭受地主的鞭挞。
• His majesty wants her flogged, and at once.
  陛下想让她收鞭打，马上实行。
• Until the 1980s some criminals were still flogged with a rattan cane as a punishment.
  直到20世纪80年代，有些罪犯仍被处以笞刑。