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[ˈpʌnɪʃmənt]additional punishment дополнительное наказание administrative punishment административное взыскание become liable to punishment подлежать наказанию combined punishment комбинированное наказание disciplinary punishment дисциплинарное наказание humiliating punishment унизительное наказание incur punishment подвергаться наказанию minimum punishment минимальное наказание mitigate a punishment смягчать наказание punishment воен. взыскание punishment взыскание punishment наказание punishment разг. суровое или грубое обращение punishment for subsequent offence наказание за вновь совершенное преступление punishment for subsequent offence наказание за последующее преступление punishment to compel performance of duty административный штраф statutory punishment наказание по закону statutory punishment наказание по статутному праву -
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1) а) кара, наказание to administer punishment to ≈ применять наказание to escape punishment ≈ избежать наказания, остаться безнаказанным to impose, inflict punishment on ≈ нанести поражение кому-л. to mete out punishment to ≈ определять наказание to suffer, take punishment ≈ покорно принимать наказание capital punishment ≈ смертная казнь, высшая мера наказания cruel, harsh, severe punishment ≈ строгое, суровое наказание light punishment, mild punishment ≈ мягкое, нестрогое наказание corporal punishment ≈ телесное наказание cruel and unusual punishment ≈ пытка или наказание, несоразмерные тяжести преступления just punishment ≈ заслуженная кара, заслуженное наказание summary punishment ≈ дисциплинарное взыскание Syn: penalty, nuisance б) воен. взыскание
2) а) разг. жестокое обращение, грубое обращение ( с кем-л., с чем-л.) б) разг. неаккуратная эксплуатация( оборудования, приборов и т.д.) наказание;
взыскание - capital * смертная казнь - corporal * телесное наказание - summary * (военное) дисциплинарное взыскание - men under * лица, получившие взыскание - to inflict a * upon smb. наложить взыскание на кого-л. - to be brought to * for one's crimes понести наказание за преступления (разговорное) грубое, суровое обращение - to inflict severe * on a team нанести сокрушительное поражение команде;
разделать команду под орех - the engine can withstand a lot of * это очень надежный двигатель;
этот двигатель выдерживает самое варварское обращение - man who can stand /take/ * боксер, хорошо держащий удар( разговорное) урон, повреждение - to receive * получить повреждение (военное) сильное воздействие, интенсивный огонь, обстрел additional ~ дополнительное наказание administrative ~ административное взыскание become liable to ~ подлежать наказанию combined ~ комбинированное наказание disciplinary ~ дисциплинарное наказание humiliating ~ унизительное наказание incur ~ подвергаться наказанию minimum ~ минимальное наказание mitigate a ~ смягчать наказание punishment воен. взыскание ~ взыскание ~ наказание ~ разг. суровое или грубое обращение ~ for subsequent offence наказание за вновь совершенное преступление ~ for subsequent offence наказание за последующее преступление ~ to compel performance of duty административный штраф statutory ~ наказание по закону statutory ~ наказание по статутному правуБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > punishment
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