punishment
US
UK punishment n: (penalty for offence)
SC 处罚 chǔ fá
TC 處罰
TC 處罰
SC 刑罚 chǔ fá，xíng fá
TC 刑罰
TC 刑罰
SC 惩罚 chǔ fá，chéng fá
TC 懲罰
TC 懲罰
Emily's punishment for staying out all night was to be grounded for two weeks.
艾米丽因为夜不归宿而受到处罚，两周不能出门。
punishment n: figurative (rough treatment)
SC 粗暴对待，折磨，虐待 cū bào duì dài，zhé mó ，nüè dài
TC 粗暴對待，折磨，虐待
TC 粗暴對待，折磨，虐待
The woman told the rider he should let his horse rest as she did not think it could take any more punishment.
那位女子告诉骑手说，他应该让自己的坐骑休息一会儿，她不认为那匹马还经得起任何折磨。
punishment n: (act of punishing)
SC 惩罚 chéng fá
TC 懲罰
TC 懲罰
SC 处罚 chéng fá，chǔ fá
TC 處罰
TC 處罰
Emily thought her parents' punishment of her was unfair.
capital punishment n: (death penalty)
SC 死刑 sǐ xíng
TC 死刑
TC 死刑
Some countries don't have a death penalty as they do not believe in capital punishment.
corporal punishment n: (physical: beating, caning)
SC 体罚 tǐ fá
Corporal punishment is now illegal in schools in the UK.
体罚现在在英国的学校中是违法的。
cruel and unusual punishment n: (treatment: barbaric) (法律)
SC 残酷的惩罚，酷刑 cán kù de chéng fá，kù xíng
The death penalty is considered cruel and unusual punishment in almost all civilized countries.
在几乎所有的文明国家中，死刑都被认为是一种残酷的刑罚。
a glutton for punishment n: informal (person who accepts hard work)
SC 任劳任怨的人 rèn láo rèn yuàn de rén
SC 甘愿吃苦的人