挨打

na.take a beating; suffer beating

网络释义：get a thrashing; took a beating; cop it

网络释义

na.1.take a beating; suffer beating; get a thrashing; come under attack

1.take a beating ake a bath v.洗个澡 take a beating v.挨打, 受打击 take a bow v.鞠躬, 答谢 ...

2.get a thrashing 挨打= come under attack 挨打= get a thrashing ... 被看见 bring into sight;bring into view ... ...

3.took a beating ... cook the books: 造假帐 took a beating: 挨打(受到打击) lose his shirt: 丧失全部财产(损失大量钱财) ...

4.cop it cop a plea 避重就轻认罪 cop it 挨打 cop out on 反悔 ...

5.i ái ... get one's knife into sb. 伤害某人。 get one's lump 挨打。 get one's money's worth 花钱合算。 ...

7.come under attack 挨次 = one by one 挨打= come under attack 挨打= get a thrashing ... ...

8.be buffeted 挨呲儿 á[ be rebuked] 挨打 á[ be buffeted;be knocked about] 挨斗 á[ be denounced] ...

1.But you gotta be willing to take the hits. And not pointing fingers saying you ain't what you wanna be because of him, or her, or anybody.要是你知道自己的价值，就去争取你的价值，但是你要愿意去挨打，而不是指着别人说是他她或任何人拖累了你。

2.While dreading the blow, I mused on the disgusting and ugly appearance of him who would presently deal it.我一边担心挨打，一边在端详着这个就要打我的人的那副令人嫌恶的丑相。

3.Backwardness needs to come under attack the lesson, is an extremely painful brand mark as if, forever engraves on our Chinese people's body.落后就要挨打的教训，仿佛是一个沉痛的烙印，永远地刻在我们炎黄子孙的身上。

4.I love him very much, and am trying to be understanding, but these incidents are making it hard for me to trust him.我非常爱他，也一直试图理解他，可是偶尔几次挨打增加了我信任他的难度。

5.Some workers said they are prohibited from traveling freely, and one said he was beaten for walking on the grass at a factory compound.一些员工说，他们甚至不能自由通勤，甚至有一位员工说他走在工厂草地上就挨打。

6.We have done nothing wrong and the children will always suffer the criticism of adults, and even beaten.我们小孩子做错事总会挨大人的批评，甚至会挨打。

7.It did not need the medium of a flogging to produce that effect on the master.并不需要鞭笞，在主人身上就已经产生了挨打的效果。

8.He looked wretched, like a dog about to be punished.他看上去很可怜，就像一条即将挨打的狗。

9.The wife was bleeding profusely and several of her teeth had been knocked out.挨打的老婆血流如注，好几颗牙都被打掉了。

10.We howled when we were beaten, which our chastisers did not consider good manners; it was in fact counted sedition against the servocracy.我们在挨打时，我们的嚎叫就会被打我们的仆人认为是不礼貌，进而被当成是对仆役统治的暴动。