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punish

/ˈpʌnɪʃ/

verb

Cezalandırmak

To impose a penalty or consequence on someone for wrongdoing or breaking a rule.

  • The teacher punished the students for cheating on the test.
  • They were punished with a fine for parking illegally.
  • Parents should punish bad behavior consistently.
  • International courts were established to punish individuals responsible for genocide and crimes against humanity.
  • Some economists argue that high tariffs punish domestic consumers more than foreign producers.
  • The regulatory body has authority to punish corporations that violate environmental protection standards.
verbinformal

Hırpalamak, yıpratmak

To treat someone or something harshly or cause damage through severe use.

  • The rocky terrain really punished our tires.
  • The boxer punished his opponent in the final round.
  • This old car has been punished by years of hard driving.