flogged

/flogd, flawgd/US // flɒgd, flɔgd //

被鞭打,被鞭打的,被鞭打过的,被鞭笞

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : having been beaten with a whip, stick, etc.:“My only crime was singing and dancing," said one of the flogged people, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of fears for their personal safety.
- : overused or aggressively sold, promoted, or publicized:Notwithstanding the fact that globalization is a much flogged word these days, there is no denying that it offers many opportunities.

verbwhip, lash

Synonyms

In one recent case, he said a man accused of kidnapping was hung from an iron bar and flogged with a machete.
But it was a ruse; Northup was kidnapped, flogged, and sold for $1,000 at a slave market in New Orleans.
Since December 21, we have been flogged with news item after news item about the threatened closure of Russian adoption.
Where, when Afghan men flogged their women for not wearing veils?
The six boys who were to be flogged sat by themselves, and did not approach, or even look at, Julian Langley.
He was put in a secure room by himself, and the next morning was first flogged and then publicly expelled.
Poor child,” thought Eric; “dear little Vernon: and he is to be flogged, perhaps birched, to-morrow.
He gives you a kick, calls you a "damned nig," and informs his father, who orders you to be flogged for insolence.
You are sent to be flogged, and your lacerated back is washed with brine to make it heal quickly.

/flogd, flawgd/US // flɒgd, flɔgd //

被鞭打,被鞭打的,被鞭打过的,被鞭笞

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : having been beaten with a whip, stick, etc.:“My only crime was singing and dancing," said one of the flogged people, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of fears for their personal safety.
- : overused or aggressively sold, promoted, or publicized:Notwithstanding the fact that globalization is a much flogged word these days, there is no denying that it offers many opportunities.

verbwhip, lash

Synonyms

In one recent case, he said a man accused of kidnapping was hung from an iron bar and flogged with a machete.
But it was a ruse; Northup was kidnapped, flogged, and sold for $1,000 at a slave market in New Orleans.
Since December 21, we have been flogged with news item after news item about the threatened closure of Russian adoption.
Where, when Afghan men flogged their women for not wearing veils?
The six boys who were to be flogged sat by themselves, and did not approach, or even look at, Julian Langley.
He was put in a secure room by himself, and the next morning was first flogged and then publicly expelled.
Poor child,” thought Eric; “dear little Vernon: and he is to be flogged, perhaps birched, to-morrow.
He gives you a kick, calls you a "damned nig," and informs his father, who orders you to be flogged for insolence.
You are sent to be flogged, and your lacerated back is washed with brine to make it heal quickly.