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английски
английски
немски
немски
I. pun·ish·ing [ˈpʌnɪʃɪŋ] ПРИЛ attr прен
1. punishing (heavy):
punishing pace, workload
Mords- прен
punishing pace, workload
mörderisch разг
punishing blow
punishing storms
2. punishing (brutal):
punishing
mörderisch разг прен
punishing
punishing air strikes
3. punishing (tough):
punishing
hart <härter, am härtesten>
punishing
schwer <schwerer, schwerste>
punishing
a punishing schedule
a punishing race
II. pun·ish·ing [ˈpʌnɪʃɪŋ] СЪЩ
punishing ТЕХ (severe handling)
punishing ТЕХ (severe handling)
punishing (rough treatment)
to take a punishing device, equipment
to take a punishing (be damaged)
malträtiert [o. разг ramponiert] werden прен
to take a punishing (be damaged)
to take a punishing boxer
Prügel beziehen разг
to take a punishing boxer
pun·ish [ˈpʌnɪʃ] ГЛАГ прх
1. punish (penalize):
jdn bestrafen [o. geh strafen]
to punish sth crime, offence
etw bestrafen [o. geh ahnden]
2. punish (treat roughly):
to punish sb/sth
jdn/etw strapazieren [o. stark beanspruchen] [o. прен arg mitnehmen]
to punish sb in a fight
etw malträtieren [o. разг ramponieren]
3. punish (exert oneself):
sich вин [ab]quälen [o. [ab]schinden]
4. punish прен разг (consume):
to punish sth food
etw verputzen прен [o. wegputzen] разг
to punish sth drink
etw zischen прен [o. A runterkippen] разг
немски
немски
английски
английски
etw [mit etw дат] ahnden
to punish sth [with sth]
jdn [mit etw дат] bestrafen
to punish sb [by/with sth]
etw [mit etw дат] bestrafen
to punish sth [by/with sth]
Present
Ipunish
youpunish
he/she/itpunishes
wepunish
youpunish
theypunish
Past
Ipunished
youpunished
he/she/itpunished
wepunished
youpunished
theypunished
Present Perfect
Ihavepunished
youhavepunished
he/she/ithaspunished
wehavepunished
youhavepunished
theyhavepunished
Past Perfect
Ihadpunished
youhadpunished
he/she/ithadpunished
wehadpunished
youhadpunished
theyhadpunished
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