flog

【flog】

形容词： 1. flog的形容词形式为"flogged"，意为被鞭打的，被抽打的。 2. flog的形容词形式为"flogging"，意为疲惫的，筋疲力尽的。 名词： 1. flog作为名词时，意为鞭打，抽打。 2. flog作为名词时，意为抽打的刑罚。

词语辨析：

flog与whip的区别在于，flog更强调用鞭子或皮带狠狠地抽打，而whip则更常用于指用鞭子轻轻抽打。

词汇扩充：

1. flogging (n.)：鞭打，抽打 2. flogger (n.)：鞭打者，抽打者 3. floggable (adj.)：可鞭打的，可抽打的 4. floggings (n.)：鞭打，抽打（复数形式）

近义词：

1. whip：鞭打，抽打 2. lash：鞭打，抽打 3. beat：打击，抽打

反义词：

1. praise：赞扬，称赞 2. reward：奖励，报酬 3. compliment：恭维，称赞

柯林斯词典：

（柯林斯词典中对flog的定义） 动词 1. If someone is flogged, they are beaten with a stick or whip as a punishment. - He was publicly flogged with a whip. - 他被公开用鞭子抽打。 2. If you say that someone flogs a dead horse, you are criticizing them for continuing with a particular task, activity, or plan when it is clear that they will not succeed. - There's no point flogging a dead horse over this issue. - 在这个问题上再继续纠缠是没有意义的。 名词 1. A flog is a punishment in which someone is beaten with a stick or whip. - She was sentenced to six strokes of the flog. - 她被判受六鞭刑。

牛津词典：

（牛津词典中对flog的定义） 动词 1. Beat (someone) with a whip or stick as a punishment. - They were flogged for their part in the uprising. - 他们因参与起义而被鞭打。 名词 1. A punishment in which someone is beaten with a whip or stick. - He was sentenced to a flog. - 他被判受鞭刑。

用法示例：

1. The prisoners were flogged for attempting to escape. - 囚犯因试图逃跑而被鞭打。 2. He flogged the horse to make it run faster. - 他鞭打马匹以使其跑得更快。 3. The teacher flogged the student for being late to class. - 老师因学生上课迟到而鞭打该生。 4. I'm so flogged after running the marathon. - 我跑完马拉松后筋疲力尽。 5. The criminal received a flogging as punishment for his crimes. - 罪犯因犯罪行为受到了鞭打刑罚。 6. Stop flogging a dead horse and find a new solution. - 别再无谓地纠缠了，找个新的解决办法吧。 7. The manager flogged the team to improve their performance. - 经理督促团队，以提高他们的绩效。 8. The protesters were flogged by the police during the demonstration. - 示威者在示威期间被警察抽打。 9. She felt embarrassed when her parents flogged her in front of her friends. - 当她的父母当众打她时，她感到很尴尬。 10. The criminal was sentenced to twenty lashes of the flog. - 罪犯被判受二十鞭刑。 11. The sailor was flogged for disobeying orders. - 水手因不服从命令而被鞭打。 12. The dictator used floggings as a means of control and intimidation. - 独裁者以鞭打作为控制和恐吓的手段。 13. The coach flogged the team members to push them to their limits. - 教练鞭策队员推动他们达到极限。 14. The flogger raised his whip and struck the criminal's back. - 鞭打者举起鞭子，抽打罪犯的背部。 15. The criminal pleaded not to be flogged, but the judge sentenced him to the punishment. - 罪犯请求不受鞭打，但法官判决了他的刑罚。 16. The prisoner screamed in pain as he received his flogging. - 囚犯在受到鞭打时痛苦地尖叫。 17. The law prohibits the use of floggings as a form of punishment. - 法律禁止使用鞭打作为一种惩罚手段。 18. The soldier was flogged for desertion. - 这名士兵因逃亡而受到鞭打。 19. The slave was flogged for attempting to escape from his master. - 奴隶因试图逃离主人而被鞭打。 20. The criminal's back was covered in scars from years of floggings. - 这名罪犯的背上布满了多年鞭打的伤痕。