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Significados de punish en inglés

portugués
punir
catalán
punir
español
penalizar

Impose a penalty on; inflict punishment on.

penalizar

To administer disciplinary action.

Uso de punish en inglés
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In a way, Europe wants to punish Ireland for its entrepreneurial stance.
The Irish Times
2
Oakeshott said there was a simple way for customers to punish companies.
The Guardian
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These countries have reluctantly supported sanctions to punish Iran and North Korea.
Reuters
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The commission has no power to punish those responsible or recommend prosecution.
Reuters
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I told them: 'Check our records and punish us if we are'.
Reuters
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Way more than thinking he wanted to use sex to punish her.
Stolen heat
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Involuntary manslaughter is the law we use to punish people for accidents.
Wet desert: tracking down a terrorist on the colorado river
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We do not want to punish our listeners for our problems, period.
Wired
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The world players' union FIFPro criticised the decision to punish the player.
Reuters
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Having survived, West Ham made sure to punish with Cresswell hammering home.
The Guardian
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China urged Thailand to thoroughly investigate the blast and punish those responsible.
Reuters
12
Beijing's aim is not just to punish Australia, although that is important.
The Guardian
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For example, there's research showing how willingness to punish varies across cultures.
Wired
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New councils have been set up to punish judges for their rulings.
The Irish Times
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If she hurt a helpless animal to punish you, that's escalation, right?
Indivisible
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Schools are to be banned from using seclusion rooms to punish children.
Radio NZ
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Translations for punish
Punish a través del tiempo
Punish por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Australia
Común
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