美
['pʌnɪʃ]
hurt, imprison, fine, etc. sb for wrongdoing
treat sb roughly, especially by giving hard blows
"The students were penalized for showing up late for class"
"we had to punish the dog for soiling the floor again"
'Tis against the Law of Nature, To punish the Innocent.
出自： Hobbes
We do not believe that God can create people only to punish them eternally.
出自： S. Biko
他们把懒汉作为罪犯来惩罚。
他因孩子们粗心大意而让他们赔偿损失。
Their mother punished them for their rudeness.
母亲因为他们态度粗鲁而责罚他们。
You can't punish me for something I didn't do.
你不能为我没做过的事情而惩罚我。
He punished his son for lying.
他因儿子撒谎而处罚他。
The dog will have to be punished for biting the postman.
这条狗咬了邮递员,它必将为此受到惩罚。
The boy was punished for being late.
男孩因迟到而被罚。
Motorists should be severely punished for dangerous driving.
危险驾驶的开车人士应受到严惩。
He's sorry for what he did and he's been punished for it.
他为自己的行为难过,并因此而受到处分。
他们判处他死刑。
The mother punished her child by not allowing him to go out.
母亲处罚自己的孩子,不准他出去。
The soldiers severely punished the enemy by machine guns.
战士们用机关枪痛击敌人。
Any sailor who disobeys will be punished with six strokes of the whip.
任何违令的船员将被打六鞭子。
The schoolboys are generally punished with some loss of their free time.
通常说来,学校总是用剥夺一些自由活动时间的方法来惩罚男同学。
Serious crime must be punished by longer terms of imprisonment.
重罪须处以长期监禁。
Any attempt to escape would be punished not only by death but by torture as well.
任何人企图逃跑都将受到惩罚,不仅处死,死之前还要受酷刑折磨。
误 He was punished with speeding.
正 He was punished for speeding.
析 表示“因…受罚”用punish for,而punish with表示“用…来惩罚”。
