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flog

/flɒɡ/

الترجمة: فعل يعني ضرب شخص أو شيء بالسوط أو العصا، غالبًا كعقاب. ويُستخدم أيضًا عاميًّا للإشارة إلى بيع شيء ما، خاصة بطريقة عدوانية أو سريعة.

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verb

/flɒɡ/C1formalbritish
  • arفعل يعني ضرب شخص أو شيء بالسوط أو العصا، غالبًا كعقاب. ويُستخدم أيضًا عاميًّا للإشارة إلى بيع شيء ما، خاصة بطريقة عدوانية أو سريعة.

A verb meaning to beat or whip someone or something, often as a punishment; also used informally to mean to sell something, especially aggressively or quickly.

  1. Beat with a whipB2formal

    To beat someone severely with a whip or stick as punishment.

    arالجلد بالسوط

    • In ancient times, criminals were often flogged in public.
    • The captain ordered the sailor to be flogged for disobedience.
    • Flogging was a common punishment in the 18th century.

    المرادفاتbeatbirchcaneflagellatelashscourgestrapthrashwhip

  2. Sell quicklyB2informalbritish

    To sell something, often quickly or cheaply.

    arبيع بسرعة

    • He flogged his old car for a few hundred pounds.
    • She flogged the tickets on the internet within an hour.
    • They flogged all the leftover stock at a discount.

    المرادفاتdispose offob offhawkpalm offpeddlesellunloadvend

    الأضدادbuykeeppurchaseretain

  3. Promote persistentlyC1informalbritish

    To promote or advertise something aggressively or repeatedly.

    arالترويج الملح

    • The company is flogging its new product on social media.
    • He keeps flogging his book at every opportunity.
    • They flogged the idea until everyone was tired of hearing it.

    المرادفاتadvertisehawkhypeplugpromotepushtout

الصيغ
  • flogged past participle
  • flogged past simple
  • flogging present participle
  • flogs third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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