Was heißt »aus­peit­schen« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• William is an experienced chef who can whip up a delicious meal in no time.

• The day after our night on the lash, we felt awful.

• Come on, let's go out on the lash in Paris.

• The coachman cracked his whip, and the carriage began to move.

• City's skilful and elusive winger beat two players with agile footwork before whipping in an early cross to the near post.

• Even the stadium's PA announcer couldn't whip up the atmosphere.

• The sea waves lash incessantly against the cliffs.

• Even the stadium announcer couldn't whip up the atmosphere.

• I won't flog a dead horse.

• Every single day, 200-mile-per-hour winds whip around Jupiter.

• They heard that a Seven-Headed Dragon was ravaging the neighbouring kingdom, and that the king had promised his daughter's hand to anyone that would free the land from this scourge.

• "Don't you think it's a cruel, barbarous thing to whip a child . . . ANY child?" exclaimed Anne, her face flushing with earnestness.

• We'll whip you soundly!

• "Open! I say," repeated Geppetto, "or I'll give you a sound whipping when I get in."

• Empowered, informed citizens are the scourge of any tyrant.

• While clearly outside of his element at, say, a Western-style karaoke bar, he could easily whip out a Brazilian folk song in seven-eight meter on his berimbau.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

be­stra­fen:

punish

züch­ti­gen:

beat