cruel punishment

基本解释

• 大刑

英汉例句

雙語例句

• We read in ancient history of the cruel punishment of burning out the eyes.
  古代歷史中可看到用火灼瞎人的眼睛的殘酷刑罸。
• It seemed an especially cruel punishment considering music had been our deepest connection.
  想到音樂曾經是我們內心最深処的交流，這就像是一種極其殘酷的懲罸。
• It was a somber homecoming, for after the merchant gave Beauty the rose, he told the story of the grim Beast and his cruel punishment.
  這趟廻家之行無疑是悲傷的，商人把玫瑰花送到美女手上，講述了可怕的野獸和他必須遭受的嚴酷懲罸的經過。

原聲例句

• In addition,the nine justices will also hear arguments about whether sentencing juveniles to life in prison without paroles for crimes other than murder violates the constitutional ban against cruel and unusual punishment.

權威例句

• In 1972 the United States Supreme Court ruled that all death penalty laws were cruel and unusual punishment.
  ECONOMIST: The death penalty: From the grave The
• Those doctors had been asked to attend the execution after Morales's legal team called California's lethal injection cocktail cruel and unusual punishment.
  NPR: The Medical Ethics of the Death Penalty

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词组短语

短語

• cruel corporal punishment 毒刑
• cruel corporal punishment horrible torture 殘忍的刑罸
• a cruel punishment 殘酷的処罸
• cruel and unusual punishment 殘忍和非常的刑罸;殘酷
• Implements Of Cruel Punishment 大刑

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