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whipping

/hwip-ing, wip-/US // ˈʰwɪp ɪŋ, ˈwɪp- //UK // (ˈwɪpɪŋ) //

鞭打,鞭笞,鞭策,鞭挞

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a beating or flogging, especially one administered with a whip or the like in punishment.
    • : a defeat, as in sports.
    • : an arrangement of cord, twine, or the like, whipped or wound about a thing, as to bind parts together or prevent unraveling, as at the end of a rope.

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Examples

  • In addition, the department’s use-of-force policy includes a detailed list of prohibited actions, such as neck holds, warning shots, shooting at moving vehicles and pistol whipping.

  • A basic stand mixer will meet all of your needs as a baking companion, including whipping, mixing, kneading, and creaming.

  • This affordable and compact pick operates at a powerful 300 watts and at seven speeds from kneading to whipping.

  • Read on to find out what you need to know before whipping up bug-infused banana bread.

  • Audience participation is allowed, including a bit of light whipping from time to time.

  • But then, blessedly, the next scene has them whipping out their dongs and painting with them.

  • The band manages one encore, “Whipping Post,” but halfway through the number the audience is busily streaming toward the exits.

  • I want to discuss the whipping sequence, because it destroyed me.

  • He was almost certain that he saw a black silk cape whipping out from the shoulders of the lone man in the car.

  • And Isabel dropped her head into her arms and burst into a wild tempest of tears, like a child that has had its first whipping.

  • Whipping the long, keen blade from its sheath, Marius bore down upon the rash meddler.

  • Although the whipping-post and stocks used to be common things in English towns, we saw them preserved only at Bottisford.

  • All around Palermo spread the tents, bright pavilions of silk with broad pennons above, whipping the slow south wind.

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