flogged 的定义
- 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.
flogged 近义词
whip, lash
更多flogged例句
- 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.