punishment
عذاب
definition
noun
crime demands just punishment
the infliction or imposition of a penalty as retribution for an offense.
translation of 'punishment '
noun
سزا
example
Tyres absorb severe 'punishment' in the rough conditions and high temperatures.
An enormous lust for knowledge for its own sake, and a positive glutton for the 'punishment' of hard work.
The subsequent 'punishment' he took along the ropes caused him to nearly fall out of the ring.
the grass received a lot of 'punishment'
Those who profit through spreading rumours should receive severe 'punishment' .
your machine can take a fair amount of 'punishment' before falling to bits
Usually, police can only arrest someone for an offence which carries a 'punishment' of at least five years in jail.
Condemnatory judgments, for example, may be accompanied by impulses of retribution and 'punishment' .
the tyres took a lot of 'punishment' from the elements
However, the Court of Appeal refused to accept that this amounted to the imposition of 'punishment' without trial.
she assisted her husband to escape 'punishment' for the crime
I know we are not supposed to go there and if we do, we can face severe 'punishment' .
crime demands just 'punishment'
I would do it no matter what the 'punishment'
The new regional law has named severe 'punishment' towards those who dare to chop or destroy the old trees.
your machine can take a fair amount of 'punishment' before falling to pieces
Obviously the crimes ear-marked for the extra tax are not of the magnitude which deserve severe 'punishment' .
He was sentenced at Hull Crown Court to a 100-hour community 'punishment' order for the offence.
Given the amount of 'punishment' the body takes these days, it is incredible if a player goes just one season without missing a game.
We bore harsh criticism for our efforts and some of us suffered severe 'punishment' .
she assisted her husband to escape 'punishment' for the crime
In the event of violation, both the producer and the retailer would be subject to severe 'punishment' .
The 'punishment' is so severe that it is a deterrent for the criminal to commit the crime.
Scandalising the court is a form of contempt that can lead to the imposition of 'punishment' .
It's also an animal that can absorb a tremendous amount of 'punishment' before it dies.
He took any amount of 'punishment' and just got on with it after earning vital frees.
crime demands just 'punishment'
As a society we have grown to accept hasty judgement and instant, severe 'punishment' as the desirable norm.
Some of these decisions are applications of the requirement of proportionality of 'punishment' to offence.
As a common law offence, the 'punishment' can carry anything up to a life sentence.
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