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

• 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who finds that children in richer families are much less likely to be spanked, yet more likely to have allowances withdrawn.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。
• Just be quiet! Don't think you are too old to be spanked!
  安静！你不认为你已经太老了不适合打屁股了么！
• He says the more they are spanked, the slower their mental development.
  他说惩罚的越多，孩子的思想发展就越慢。
• The father spanked the naughty child for his bad manners.
  这个淘气的孩子不懂礼貌，做父亲的扇了他一把。（种竹成林）
• The nurse spanked the naughty child.
  保育员打了一下那个淘气的孩子的屁股。
• Straus notes that being spanked or hit is associated with fright and stress;
  施特劳斯提到，拍或打是与惊恐和逼迫相联系的；
• 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。
• About 94 percent of parents of children ages 3 to 4 in the United States report having spanked their children in the previous year.
  有约94%的美国3到4岁孩子父母曾在之前一年里打过孩子屁股。
• Fathers who were spanked as children are less likely to spank their own children than mothers who were spanked while young, according to a US study.
  美国一项最新研究表明，小时候挨过打的爸爸更舍不得打自己的孩子，而有此遭遇的妈妈打孩子可能性更大。
• The angry mother spanked her child's bottom.
  恼怒的母亲打了孩子的屁股。