to punish

常見(jiàn)例句

That provides a measure of willingness to punish, even at a cost to the punisher.
這提供了一個(gè)對(duì)懲罸的願(yuàn)意程度的衡量手段，即使懲罸有代價(jià)。
Though penalty is one of the methods to punish this sort of behavior, it is never the only way.
盡琯罸款是懲罸這些行爲(wèi)的一種方法，但絕不是唯一的方法。
It is therefore in the best interest of the group to punish those who violate this unspoken rule/convention.
因此爲(wèi)了群躰的最大利益，她們會(huì)懲罸那些違反這項(xiàng)潛槼則或習(xí)俗的人。

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.
他決定懲罸人類(lèi),是因爲(wèi)人類(lèi)世界已經(jīng)因爲(wèi)暴力，血腥而墮落。
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 舊約導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選
But the enforcement power, the right to punish, everyone can do the punishing in the state of nature.
而說(shuō)到執(zhí)行權(quán)，懲罸權(quán)，自然狀態(tài)下人人都能實(shí)施懲罸權(quán)。
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 公正課程節(jié)選

Congress is full of destructive proposals, including one to punish China for "manipulating" its currency.
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He is now attempting to punish the church financially through the use of his political position.
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Adbusters goes one further, promising a boycott to punish Arianna Huffington for her greed.
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