spanked

英 [spæŋkt]

美 [spæŋkt]

v.  打(小孩的)屁股
spank的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 用手打(小孩的)屁股
  If someonespanksa child, they punish them by hitting them on the bottom several times with their hand.
  1. When I used to do that when I was a kid, my mom would spank me.
     我还是个孩子的时候常常干那种事，每次妈妈总是打我的屁股。

双语例句

• My mother was a vocal supporter of corporal punishment, but for all her talking she has never spanked my siblings, and me only once.
  我妈从来都说她支持对不听话的孩子进行体罚，可尽管她口头上说了那么多，她就从来没有打过我们几姊妹（除了一次打了我屁股之外）。
• On the other hand, children who were fussier at age1 were more likely to be spanked and verbally punished.
  另一面那些一岁左右的挑剔的孩子，越有可能被打屁股和口头上的斥责。
• He was spanked by his father for not studying hard.
  他应为不好好学习，被他爸爸打屁股了。（帮忙修改）
• Fathers spanked as children were less likely to spank their own children.
  但小时候挨过打的父亲却更不会打孩子。
• She always spanked Jim to sleep, and she never kissed him good-night;
  她总是用打屁股的办法催吉姆睡觉，从来不吻他来道晚安；
• Have you ever spanked your child or have you ever been spanked by your parents?
  你曾打过你的孩子吗？你有被父母打过屁股的经历吗？
• The nurse spanked the naughty child.
  保育员打了一下那个淘气的孩子的屁股。
• Hence parents shouldn't be merciful while their children should be spanked.
  看来小孩子在该打的时候做家长的还是不能手软啊！
• I have written before about the research of economist Bruce Weinberg, who finds that children in richer families are much less likely to be spanked, yet more likely to have allowances withdrawn.
  我以前写到过经济学家布鲁斯•温伯格（BruceWeinberg）的研究成果，他发现，较富裕家庭的孩子挨揍的可能性要小得多，但取消零用钱的可能性比较大。
• I rest my hot hand, the hand with which I have spanked you, on your bare bottom and just leave it there.
  我会让我发热的手休息一下，我打你的那只手会继续的留在你的屁股上。