spank
/spæŋk/Traduction: Nom désignant une tape donnée avec la main ouverte, généralement comme punition ou mesure disciplinaire, souvent sur les fesses., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de frapper quelqu'un, généralement un enfant, sur les fesses comme punition ou mesure disciplinaire.
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noun
/spæŋk/Существительное, обозначающее шлепок ладонью, обычно в качестве наказания или дисциплинарной меры.
Sustantivo que designa una palmada o golpe con la mano abierta, generalmente como castigo o medida disciplinaria.
Nom désignant une tape donnée avec la main ouverte, généralement comme punition ou mesure disciplinaire, souvent sur les fesses.
Substantiv, das einen Schlag mit der flachen Hand bezeichnet, meist als Bestrafung oder disziplinarische Maßnahme.
Substantivo que designa um tapa com a mão aberta, geralmente nas nádegas, aplicado como castigo ou medida disciplinar.
名词,指用手掌拍打的动作,通常作为惩罚或管教手段。
اسم يدل على ضربة بالكف أو اليد، وتُستخدم عادةً كعقاب أو إجراء تأديبي.
A noun referring to a slap delivered with the flat of the hand, typically as a form of punishment or discipline.
A slap with the flat of the handB1informal
A hit given with an open hand, typically on the buttocks, as a punishment or in a playful manner.
Шлепок
Azote con la mano abierta
fessée
Klaps
Tapa
打屁股
صفعة بالكف
- The child received a spank for misbehaving.
- She gave him a playful spank on the bottom.
- A single spank was enough to get his attention.
- spanks plural form
- spanks' possessive plural form
- spank's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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verb
/spæŋk/Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия удара кого-либо, обычно ребёнка, по ягодицам в качестве наказания или дисциплинарной меры.
Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de golpear a alguien, normalmente a un niño, en las nalgas como castigo o medida disciplinaria.
Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de frapper quelqu'un, généralement un enfant, sur les fesses comme punition ou mesure disciplinaire.
Verb, das beschreibt, wie jemand, meist ein Kind, zur Bestrafung oder Disziplinierung auf das Gesäß geschlagen wird. Es kann auch allgemein ein klatschender Schlag oder ein leichtes Schlagen bezeichnen.
Verbo usado para indicar o ato de bater em alguém, geralmente uma criança, nas nádegas como forma de castigo ou medida disciplinar.
动词,指用手掌打某人的臀部(通常是小孩),作为惩罚或管教。
فعل يُستخدم للإشارة إلى ضرب شخص، وغالبًا طفل، على الأليتين باليد أو بأداة مسطحة كعقاب أو إجراء تأديبي.
A verb used to indicate the act of striking someone, typically a child, on the buttocks as a form of punishment or discipline.
Strike as punishmentB1formal
To hit someone, especially a child, on the buttocks as a form of punishment.
Шлёпать
Dar una nalgada
Fesser
Schlagen als Bestrafung
Dar palmadas
打屁股
ضرب المؤخرة
- The parent spanked the child for misbehaving.
- In some cultures, spanking is considered an acceptable form of discipline.
- She was spanked for running into the street.
Defeat decisivelyB2informal
To defeat an opponent thoroughly in a competition or game.
Разгромить
Derrotar contundentemente
battre à plate couture
Vernichtend schlagen
Dar uma surra
击败
سحق
- Our team spanked the rivals 5-0 in the final match.
- The champion spanked his challenger in the first round.
- They got spanked in the debate by the opposing team.
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- spanked past participle
- spanked past simple
- spanking present participle
- spanks third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
Conditions héritées
Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en
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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.