penalise

基本解释

• vt. 处罚； 使 ... 不利
• =penalize(美)

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• Some councils issued smaller bins, to penalise those who produced lots of rubbish.
  一些委员会分发更小的垃圾箱，并惩罚那些制造更多垃圾的人。
• If you do penalise a foul from behind you need to judge its severity: if it infringes the first statement, award a freekick.
  如果你要处罚背后犯规，你必须判断它的严重程度：如果是第一种侵犯，处罚一个任意球。
• From 2012 a European emissions-trading scheme is to replace national taxes: it will penalise longer flights and emptier planes.
  另外，自2012年欧洲排放权交易制度将取代国税：将惩罚长途而客流量又不足的飞机。

权威例句

• Most systems penalise customers in places such as Eastern Europe, China, Thailand and Vietnam.
  ECONOMIST: Computing
• She ignored a rule that required her to penalise Adelman for a slapdash presentation when bidding.
  ECONOMIST: Rough justice in America
• Give skilful executives (not the lucky ones) good rewards, but penalise them heavily for bad decisions.
  ECONOMIST: Spinning the web

词组短语

短语

• penalise e 惩罚
• to penalise someone 对某人予以惩罚