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Significados de punishing en inglés

Characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effort.

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Uso de punishing en inglés
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Mr Vailea said teachers punishing students physically is clearly against the law.
Radio NZ
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The market seems to be punishing companies in that position, he added.
Reuters
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It was punishing; he had never before done such hard physical work.
The masque of africa: glimpses of african belief
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The main end of the punishing affair was to feed their writing.
The Guardian
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We could also start punishing all murderers with public torture and beheading.
Ebony
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Justice is not just about punishing perpetrators; it is about empowering survivors.
The Guardian
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I'm really sorry, but I think taking Joe is about punishing us.'
Blood harvest
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Stop being so cruel. She said the premier was unnecessarily punishing people.
News.com.au
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That is the way the law punishing conspiracies against the Government reads.
History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States
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It's easy and normal for you to feel you are punishing him.
Dangerous Women
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For others it's a long overdue reward after a punishing amateur season.
The Irish Times
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The Drug Foundation says hysteria about meth-contaminated houses is punishing vulnerable citizens.
Radio NZ
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And at least see how it works before you start punishing me?
Answered prayers
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Visual attentional bias forms for rewarding and punishing stimuli in the environment.
Pubmed
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And I don't think it should be about punishing somebody, Bair said.
Reuters
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The state of Tennessee immediately took active measures for punishing the aggressors.
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