corporal punishment

英 [ˌkɔːpərəl ˈpʌnɪʃmənt]

美 [ˌkɔːrpərəl ˈpʌnɪʃmənt]

n.  体罚; 肉刑

法律

牛津词典

noun

• 体罚；肉刑
  the physical punishment of people, especially by hitting them

柯林斯词典

• 体罚;肉刑
  Corporal punishmentis the punishment of people by hitting them.

英英释义

noun

• the infliction of physical injury on someone convicted of committing a crime

双语例句

• The teacher give students corporal punishment must be wrong.
  老师体罚学生肯定不对。
• Corporal punishment must be abolished in trying criminals.
  审讯犯人时必须废止体罚。
• Corporal punishment is frequently ineffective, for it results in children's more aggressive and defiant behaviours.
  体罚通常无效，因为这会导致孩子们更激烈的反抗。
• This essay aims to deal with the causal relationship between corporal punishment and antisocial behaviour.
  本文将研究体罚和反社会行为之间的因果关系。
• No teacher shall administer corporal punishment to a pupil.
  教员不得向学生施行体罚。
• The act of inflicting corporal punishment with repeated blows.
  用重复的殴打进行肉体上的惩罚的行为。
• Nurses can also act as advocates for unsafe situations and practices, such as corporal punishment.
  护士也可以为如体罚等不安全的情况和做法作辩护。
• I don't agree with corporal punishment in schools.
  我不赞成给乞丐们钱。
• Researchers define corporal punishment as physical force intended to cause pain but not injury for the purpose of correcting a child's behavior, not simply hurting him.
  而斯特劳斯他们对“体罚”的定义为：对孩子肉体的一种惩罚&在程度上，只产生疼痛，不造成伤害；在出发点上，是为修正孩子的行为，而不是为了惩罚而惩罚。
• And quite frankly, I have no intention of discussing the rights and wrongs of corporal punishment of you.
  十分坦白地说，我并不打算讨论体罚你是对还是错。