形容词严厉的; 艰难的; 精疲力尽的
动词处罚，惩罚( punish的现在分词)
punishing在线翻译
1. 懲罰之：Hazy 朦朧之 | Punishing 懲罰之 | Obsidian 黑曜石之
1. 繁重费力的；艰难的
A punishing schedule, activity, or experience requires a lot of physical effort and makes you very tired or weak.
e.g. He claimed his punishing work schedule had made him resort to taking the drug...
他声称繁重的工作安排使他不得不依靠服药来维持精力。
e.g. Besides diets, he devised punishing exercise routines.
除了节制饮食，他还设计了魔鬼健身计划。
1. punishing
1. The revised campus regulations also offer university officials more say in punishing students who are caught cheating in an exam or plagiarizing research achievements.
2. Authorities have repeatedly vowed to do more to stop the carnage by boosting safety measures and punishing negligent mine owners.
3. There used to be the practice of punishing traffic rule violators by getting them to stand at crossroads and catch other rule violators.
4. Punishing him for what he has done would have a chilling effect on investigative journalists.
5. Local authorities were encouraged to boost production to ensure supplies were adequate, while checking irrational demand and punishing illegal activities that pushed prices up.
6. The CPC Central Committee also urged adherence to running the Party strictly and with persistence in punishing and preventing corruption.
7. Authorities continued over the weekend to contain public dismay over widespread milk contamination, punishing local officials for negligence while strengthening inspections of dairy products across the nation.
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8. The authorities should find ways of preventing accidents and warning drivers and pedestrians in advance rather than punishing the guilty after an accident.
9. Though legislation prohibits corporal punishment in schools and childcare centre, there is no law to stop people from physically punishing children at home.
10. punishing
10. The office's main functions include researching on patterns of criminal activities, directing crackdown campaigns in key areas and punishing violators.
punishing
adj
1. characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion
especially physical effort
e.g. worked their arduous way up the mining valley
a grueling campaign
hard labor
heavy work
heavy going
spent many laborious hours on the project
set a punishing pace
Synonym: arduous backbreaking grueling gruelling hard heavy laborious operose toilsome
2. resulting in punishment
e.g. the king imposed a punishing tax