punished in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for punished in the English»Spanish Dictionary

punish [Am ˈpənɪʃ, Brit ˈpʌnɪʃ] VB trans

1. punish (chastise):

punish child

castigar

punish offender/offense

castigar

punish offender/offense

sancionar form

he's been punished enough by having to miss the game

ya ha sido bastante castigo tener que perderse el partido

2. punish (treat harshly):

punish error/lapse

aprovechar

punish ball/opponent

castigar

punish body/engine

castigar

punish body/engine

exigirle demasiado a

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she was punished for her wrongdoings

la castigaron por sus fechorías

anyone unwise enough to try will be punished

se castigará al insensato que lo intente

severely punish/criticize

con severidad

severely punish/criticize

severamente

he deserves to win/be punished

merece ganar/ser castigado or que lo castiguen

Translations for punished in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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punir

to punish

será severamente castigado

he will be severely punished

los responsables serán castigados

those responsible o the people responsible will be punished

fue castigado con dureza

he was severely punished

lo castigaron por decir groserías

he was punished for being coarse o crude

punished in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for punished in the English»Spanish Dictionary

punish [ˈpʌnɪʃ] VB trans

punish

castigar

to punish oneself

castigarse

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to punish sb mildly

castigar a alguien de forma poco severa

Translations for punished in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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empaquetar

to punish

sancionar (castigar)

to punish

penar

to punish

dar julepe a alguien (castigar)

to punish sb

castigar por algo

to punish for sth

escarmentar

to punish

me dispensaron del castigo

they let me off being punished

meter un paquete a alguien (castigar)

to punish sb heavily

punished Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to punish oneself

castigarse

you deserved to be punished, end of story

merecías ser castigado, y punto

to punish sb mildly

castigar a alguien de forma poco severa

they let me off being punished

me dispensaron del castigo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Clearly, the ones who have been punished constitute the larger crowd.

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The gendarme was caught soon, judged and punished, but dormouse continued to hit rich fools.

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The dean treated students harshly and punished offenders harshly in the school office while the headmaster never interfered in the dean's discipline system.

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The slaves could be punished for trying to learn to read and write.

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It was as if a prince had a tutor, and whenever the prince did wrong, the king punished the tutor.

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The story is double-edged: the human protagonist, in loving the nymph, transgresses against his own kind and may be punished.

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Cadets who accumulate too many demerits or breach regulations can be punished by serving confinements or tours.

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The perpetrators will be punished according to the laws of war.

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Clearly, lawbreakers ought to be punished.

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A relative of the perpetrator could thus be punished in place or in addition to the perpetrator, depending on the circumstances.

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