flogging in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for flogging in the English»Italian Dictionary

flogging [Brit ˈflɒɡɪŋ, Am ˈflɑɡɪŋ] N

flogging (beating)

fustigazione f

flogging (punishment)

punizione f corporale

to give sb a flogging

punire corporalmente qn

flog <forma in -ing flogging, pt, pp flogged> [Brit flɒɡ, Am flɑɡ] VB trans

1. flog:

flog (beat)

battere, fustigare

flog (punish)

punire corporalmente

2. flog Brit (sell):

flog inf

sbolognare

flog inf

rifilare

to flog sb sth, to flog sth to sb

rifilare qc a qn

to flog the engine into the ground or to death Brit inf

rovinare il motore or ridurre il motore un rottame

to flog oneself into the ground or to death Brit inf

ammazzarsi di lavoro

to flog a joke, story to death inf

ripetere sempre la stessa barzelletta, la stessa storia

Translations for flogging in the Italian»English Dictionary

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fustigazione

flogging

flagellazione

flogging

punire qn corporalmente

to give sb a flogging, to administer corporal punishment to sb

prendere a nerbate

to lash, to flog

punizione corporale

flogging

fustigare

to flog

punire corporalmente qn

to give sb a flogging

frustare a sangue

to flog sb until he bleeds

flogging in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for flogging in the English»Italian Dictionary

flogging N

flogging

fustigazione f

flog <-gg-> [flɑ:g] VB trans

1. flog (punish):

flog

frustare

flog fig

flagellare

2. flog inf (sell):

flog

rifilare

Phrases:

to flog sth to death inf

ripetere sempre la stessa cosa

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to flog a dead horse

perdere tempo (tentando qc)

Translations for flogging in the Italian»English Dictionary

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fustigazione

flogging

fustigare

to flog

mercanteggiare

to flog

flagellare

to flog

flogging Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to flog sth to death inf

ripetere sempre la stessa cosa

to flog a dead horse

perdere tempo (tentando qc)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Corporal punishment was initially the preferred method for a number of infractions, with flogging being the most common.

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The simpering voice over of this commercial fits neatly with the dribbling girl poet flogging a muesli bar.

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Like today, some commentators demanded longer prison sentences and even flogging while others called for better education and more youth clubs.

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Suppress it in one week or flogging with tar and feathers will follow.

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People caught with a television were subject to imprisonment or flogging.

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The buildings include a chain gang sleeping rooms, a flogging yard, a cook house and holding rooms.

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On appeal, this sentence was reduced to eight years of imprisonment, and the flogging was removed from the sentence.

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A loss brought flogging with electric cable, or a bath in raw sewage.

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At the finish, the school is subdued, with nobody wanting another flogging.

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Failure to provide evidence is treated as a crime of false accusation, punishable with flogging.

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