Significados de take a drubbing en inglés

Parties can take a drubbing from the voters and still end up in government, as Fianna Fáil did in 1992.

Well, he isn't the worst they make; he's got spirit, and he can take a drubbing, too, when it's deserved.

DUBLIN Irish banks took a drubbing as investors swerved the sector generally.

Aranas is understood to have taken a drubbing in the Dublin office market.

Commodity stocks, which took a drubbing when the market was sliding, made strong gains.

It has taken a drubbing almost comparable to that taken by Fianna(...)

Bernanke took a drubbing from the start, with the first speaker, Paul Singer, setting the tone.

The Progressive Democrats leader, Ms Mary Harney, has taken a drubbing over her stance on water charges.

Analysts see some of the rally as a corrective recovery after green stocks took a drubbing last year.

Dimon's standing took a drubbing earlier this year after dodgy trades cost the firm about $6 bln.

It has taken a drubbing almost comparable to that taken by Fianna Fáil and the Greens in the general election of 2011.

Stocks took a drubbing on Wall Street yesterday in a broad sell-off linked to jitters over an uncertain outlook for corporate profits.

Despite taking a drubbing from critics, the rejects' show, Salon des Refuses, became the place to be seen, setting the tone for exhibitions since.

Despite Gandhi's efforts in directing the party's campaign in assembly polls this year in the most-populous state of Uttar Pradesh, the Congress took a drubbing.