英语释义

• the infliction of physical injury on someone convicted of committing a crime

片语

suffer corporal punishment受了刑法

toco(Toco)人名；(葡)托科

every corporal punishment每一种肉刑

corporal l punishment体罚

corporal punishment and maltreatment体罚虐待

brutal corporal punishment酷刑

Also Without Corporal Punishment也不打骂

Corporal Punishment Policy体罚政策

cruel corporal punishment毒刑

英汉例句

• by 2005, the proportion who said it is 「sometimes o.k. to spank a child」 had fallen to 72%, although most researchers believe the actual incidence of corporal punishment is higher.

  到2005年，同意「有时候体罚孩子是可以的」的人占的比例下降到72%，虽然有些研究者认为实际上体罚事件发生的更频繁了。

• corporal punishment is strictly banned.

  体罚是严格禁止的。

• in spite of claims to the contrary , it is common knowledge that corporal punishment most often has the exact opposite affect intended .

  尽管有相反的主张，但是大家都知道体罚在多数情况下产生适得其反的效果。

• only 23 countries (18 of them european) have banned corporal punishment completely.

  仅有23个国家（其中18个是欧洲国家）完全禁止了体罚。

• 「this study demonstrates that corporal punishment does not teach children how to behave or improve their learning,」 prof. talwar said.

  要不要对犯错误的孩子进行体罚，这是一个颇具争议的话题。

• corporal punishment and physical violence persist in egyptian homes and schools and, most notoriously, in police custody.

  体罚和拷打长期存在在埃及的家庭，学校之中，当然还存在监禁中，这早已臭名昭着了。

• but corporal punishment is central to the story, and most people have a strong opinion on the subject.

  然而对孩子的暴力惩罚依然是故事的核心，而且大多数人对这个话题都持有激烈的观点。

• lots of studies, however, find a correlation between corporal punishment and aggressive, delinquent behaviour.

  诸多研究反倒是指出体罚与攻击等不良行为之间存在联系。

• kenya, a much richer country, also scored highly for bringing in a ground-breaking child-rights law, including a ban on corporal punishment in schools.

  而相对富裕很多的肯尼亚，也因为出台开创性的儿童权益保护法，包括教师禁止体罚学生等得分较高。

• but diehard american spankers may take comfort from defying the latest piece of utopian dottiness from the un: a campaign to end the corporal punishment of children, all over the world, by 2009.

  美国反体罚的铁桿先锋们或许会从嘲笑联合国的最新乌托邦美梦中得到些许慰藉--2009年之前在世界范围内全面消除针对儿童的体罚。

• the government keeps a close eye on their activities: last year it instigated a drive to put an end to corporal punishment after videos of teachers beating students circled on facebook.

  政府密切关注他们的动向：去年在教师殴打学生的视频在facebook上传开后，它借此推动杜绝体罚举措。

• in the u.s., 19 states still allow corporal punishment in schools, although more of them are now asking for parent permission to use it.

  卡尔森教授说：「美国还有19个州允许学校体罚学生，虽然大部分要求获得家长的许可。

• many countries have outlawed corporal punishment in the classroom (2), while only a handful have done the same for parental correction of the physical kind.

  尽管很多国家都已将在学校体罚学生视为非法（见注释2），却仅有少数国家将父母对孩子的体罚作为非法行为。

• beating or subjecting another person held in custody to corporal punishment or instigating another person to do so.

  殴打、体罚或者指使他人殴打、体罚其他被监管人的。

• 「there weren't many,」 notes holden, who presented the research this month in dallas at the global summit on ending corporal punishment and promoting positive discipline.

  霍登说：“人数并不多」。霍登本月刚刚在「结束体罚和推动正面纪律」的全球峰会上发布它的研究成果。

• but there are 106—including many places where it was common only a generation ago—which have put a stop to corporal punishment in schools.

  但106个国家已经禁止了学校体罚，就在几十年前，体罚在其中许多国家的学校里还相当普遍。

• although corporal punishment has been widely accepted throughout the history of the united states, psychologists and other professionals here are increasingly concerned about the harm it may cause.

  虽然贯穿美国历史，肉体惩戒得以广泛接受，但中心的心理科学家和专业人员们越来越对其可能造成的伤害感到担忧。