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punishment

/ˈpʌn.ɪʃ.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une sanction ou une conséquence imposée à quelqu'un pour une faute, une infraction ou une violation de règles.

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noun

/ˈpʌn.ɪʃ.mənt/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une sanction ou une conséquence imposée à quelqu'un pour une faute, une infraction ou une violation de règles.

A noun referring to a penalty or consequence imposed on someone for wrongdoing, offense, or violation of rules.

  1. Penalty for wrongdoingA2formal

    A penalty imposed on someone for committing a crime or breaking a rule.

    frchâtiment

    • The punishment for theft can include imprisonment.
    • He received a harsh punishment for his actions.
    • The teacher gave the student detention as punishment.

    Synonymescastigationchastisementcomeuppancecorrectiondisciplinepenaltyretributionsanction

    Antonymesacquittalpardonprizereprievereward

  2. Unpleasant treatmentB1informal

    Rough or harsh treatment, often physical, as a consequence.

    frTraitement punitif

    • The boxer took a lot of punishment in the ring.
    • The car's suspension took a beating from the rough road.
    • His body showed signs of punishment from the long hike.

    Synonymesabusebeatingcastigationchastisementcorrectionmaltreatmentpenaltyretribution

    Antonymescommendationpraisereward

Formes
  • punishments plural form
  • punishments' possessive plural form
  • punishment's possessive singular form
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