Definition of spanking in English:

spanking

adjective ˈspaŋkɪŋˈspæŋkɪŋ

1(especially of a horse or its gait) lively; brisk.
（尤指马、马的步态）有活力的；轻快的
a spanking trot
马快步小跑。
Synonyms
brisk, quick, fast, rapid, swift, lively, energetic, spirited, vigorous, jaunty
2informal Very good.
〈非正式〉美好
we had a spanking time
我们度过了非常美好的一段时光。
1. 2.1 Fine and impressive.
  精美的；给人以深刻印象的
  a spanking white Rolls Royce
  一辆引人注目的白色劳斯莱斯。
  as submodifier a spanking new conference centre
  一座漂亮的崭新的会议中心。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Just what you need to warm the cockles of your heart, a spanking trio of good time garage rock ‘n’ roll.
  We have 11 spanking new entries this week, and we've got 'em all dolled up and powdered for your enjoyment.
  The film is 15 years old but looks close to brand spanking new.
  Smack in the city centre close to spanking new apartments that must be home to a few footballers wives, Mechu provides much needed quality dining and drinking.
  He enters the room and puts a pan of water to boil on his state-of-the-art, spanking new, two-burner gas range.
  What had been shining bright and brand spanking new was now a total catastrophic loss.
  Money to Burn is a spanking new musical comedy-thriller written and directed by Daniel Abineri.
  It was a spanking new shopping mall set on a little rise looking over the bay.
  Of course, not all the cars were spanking new; in fact, we saw a number of classic cars, except they weren't exactly traditional in the way they'd been modified.
  These days in order to create a buzz about a spanking new stage some distance from the West End, you have to do something dazzling.
  We are in the spanking new boardroom of the spanking new Harrogate Spa bottling plant.
  Your spanking new 40GB PC only has so long until it will fill up.
  Yearning for a brand, spanking new home but don't have the down payment?
  Now, however, they can purchase brand spanking new entire systems.
  Claudine goes to work on a spanking new metro that runs on time and is heavily subsidised.
  They have been told that they will have spanking new ‘mansions’ in five years time.
  Synonyms
  excellent, wonderful, marvellous, magnificent, superb, glorious, sublime, lovely, delightful, first-class, first-rate

noun ˈspaŋkɪŋˈspæŋkɪŋ

An act of slapping, especially on the buttocks as a punishment for children.
掴；一顿揍；打（尤指打儿童的屁股作为惩罚）
you deserve a good spanking like any spoiled child
Example sentencesExamples
- She gave him a hard spanking; she was powerful for such a frail woman.
- The resulting ‘thwack’ echoes louder than a thousand spankings.
- Surveys suggest that today only 50 to 65 percent of American parents say they administer spankings.
- The child adapts to this by accepting spankings and beating in some cases because it is right because the parent initiates the acts.
- What is more important to emphasize is that spanking done in anger is very dangerous.
- I scream and cry as my father gives me a spanking.
- Michael's voice sounds very small, like he's a little kid afraid of a spanking.
- I mean, I've gotten spankings and stuff, but Mom rarely smacks anymore.
- She started it Dad, really I think she needs a spanking.
- ‘You'll get a spanking if you're lying,’ he warned her.
- They got a lot more spankings than they probably deserved, but I didn't have a time.
- As she got older, spankings were replaced with those looks: the ones that made you feel like the lowest form of dirt when you got them.
- I swear if the boy were only a few years younger I'll take him over the knee and give him quite a spanking.
- Krys cried louder like a child about to get a spanking from his father.
- He gave the candy bar back and got a big spanking from Dad when he got home, didn't he, Bruce?
- If you don't get that look off your face then I'm going to give you a good spanking.
- If you were bad, you were subject to verbal abuse, spankings, or you may not have been picked up at all.
- I'm not talking about a beating, just a very hard spanking - there is a major difference between the two.
Synonyms
flogging, whipping, beating, scourging, lashing, birching, switching, tanning, strapping, belting, caning, thrashing, flailing, flaying, welting, horsewhipping

Rhymes

landbanking, ranking

Definition of spanking in US English:

spanking

adjectiveˈspaNGkiNGˈspæŋkɪŋ

1(especially of a horse or its gait) lively; brisk.
（尤指马、马的步态）有活力的；轻快的
a spanking trot
马快步小跑。
Synonyms
brisk, quick, fast, rapid, swift, lively, energetic, spirited, vigorous, jaunty
2informal Very good.
〈非正式〉美好
we had a spanking time
我们度过了非常美好的一段时光。
1. 2.1 Fine and impressive.
  精美的；给人以深刻印象的
  a spanking white Rolls Royce
  一辆引人注目的白色劳斯莱斯。
  as submodifier a spanking new conference center
  一座漂亮的崭新的会议中心。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Claudine goes to work on a spanking new metro that runs on time and is heavily subsidised.
  Money to Burn is a spanking new musical comedy-thriller written and directed by Daniel Abineri.
  Of course, not all the cars were spanking new; in fact, we saw a number of classic cars, except they weren't exactly traditional in the way they'd been modified.
  The film is 15 years old but looks close to brand spanking new.
  Your spanking new 40GB PC only has so long until it will fill up.
  These days in order to create a buzz about a spanking new stage some distance from the West End, you have to do something dazzling.
  Just what you need to warm the cockles of your heart, a spanking trio of good time garage rock ‘n’ roll.
  He enters the room and puts a pan of water to boil on his state-of-the-art, spanking new, two-burner gas range.
  Smack in the city centre close to spanking new apartments that must be home to a few footballers wives, Mechu provides much needed quality dining and drinking.
  Now, however, they can purchase brand spanking new entire systems.
  Yearning for a brand, spanking new home but don't have the down payment?
  We are in the spanking new boardroom of the spanking new Harrogate Spa bottling plant.
  It was a spanking new shopping mall set on a little rise looking over the bay.
  What had been shining bright and brand spanking new was now a total catastrophic loss.
  They have been told that they will have spanking new ‘mansions’ in five years time.
  We have 11 spanking new entries this week, and we've got 'em all dolled up and powdered for your enjoyment.
  Synonyms
  excellent, wonderful, marvellous, magnificent, superb, glorious, sublime, lovely, delightful, first-class, first-rate

nounˈspaNGkiNGˈspæŋkɪŋ

An act of slapping, especially on the buttocks as a punishment for children.
掴；一顿揍；打（尤指打儿童的屁股作为惩罚）
you deserve a good spanking
Example sentencesExamples
- Michael's voice sounds very small, like he's a little kid afraid of a spanking.
- She started it Dad, really I think she needs a spanking.
- I swear if the boy were only a few years younger I'll take him over the knee and give him quite a spanking.
- What is more important to emphasize is that spanking done in anger is very dangerous.
- He gave the candy bar back and got a big spanking from Dad when he got home, didn't he, Bruce?
- She gave him a hard spanking; she was powerful for such a frail woman.
- I scream and cry as my father gives me a spanking.
- ‘You'll get a spanking if you're lying,’ he warned her.
- I mean, I've gotten spankings and stuff, but Mom rarely smacks anymore.
- They got a lot more spankings than they probably deserved, but I didn't have a time.
- I'm not talking about a beating, just a very hard spanking - there is a major difference between the two.
- If you don't get that look off your face then I'm going to give you a good spanking.
- Krys cried louder like a child about to get a spanking from his father.
- Surveys suggest that today only 50 to 65 percent of American parents say they administer spankings.
- As she got older, spankings were replaced with those looks: the ones that made you feel like the lowest form of dirt when you got them.
- The resulting ‘thwack’ echoes louder than a thousand spankings.
- If you were bad, you were subject to verbal abuse, spankings, or you may not have been picked up at all.
- The child adapts to this by accepting spankings and beating in some cases because it is right because the parent initiates the acts.
Synonyms
flogging, whipping, beating, scourging, lashing, birching, switching, tanning, strapping, belting, caning, thrashing, flailing, flaying, welting, horsewhipping

词汇	spanking
释义	Definition of spanking in English: spanking adjective ˈspaŋkɪŋˈspæŋkɪŋ 1(especially of a horse or its gait) lively; brisk. （尤指马、马的步态）有活力的；轻快的 a spanking trot 马快步小跑。 Synonyms brisk, quick, fast, rapid, swift, lively, energetic, spirited, vigorous, jaunty 2informal Very good. 〈非正式〉美好 we had a spanking time 我们度过了非常美好的一段时光。 2.1 Fine and impressive. 精美的；给人以深刻印象的 a spanking white Rolls Royce 一辆引人注目的白色劳斯莱斯。 as submodifier a spanking new conference centre 一座漂亮的崭新的会议中心。 Example sentencesExamples Just what you need to warm the cockles of your heart, a spanking trio of good time garage rock ‘n’ roll. We have 11 spanking new entries this week, and we've got 'em all dolled up and powdered for your enjoyment. The film is 15 years old but looks close to brand spanking new. Smack in the city centre close to spanking new apartments that must be home to a few footballers wives, Mechu provides much needed quality dining and drinking. He enters the room and puts a pan of water to boil on his state-of-the-art, spanking new, two-burner gas range. What had been shining bright and brand spanking new was now a total catastrophic loss. Money to Burn is a spanking new musical comedy-thriller written and directed by Daniel Abineri. It was a spanking new shopping mall set on a little rise looking over the bay. Of course, not all the cars were spanking new; in fact, we saw a number of classic cars, except they weren't exactly traditional in the way they'd been modified. These days in order to create a buzz about a spanking new stage some distance from the West End, you have to do something dazzling. We are in the spanking new boardroom of the spanking new Harrogate Spa bottling plant. Your spanking new 40GB PC only has so long until it will fill up. Yearning for a brand, spanking new home but don't have the down payment? Now, however, they can purchase brand spanking new entire systems. Claudine goes to work on a spanking new metro that runs on time and is heavily subsidised. They have been told that they will have spanking new ‘mansions’ in five years time. Synonyms excellent, wonderful, marvellous, magnificent, superb, glorious, sublime, lovely, delightful, first-class, first-rate noun ˈspaŋkɪŋˈspæŋkɪŋ An act of slapping, especially on the buttocks as a punishment for children. 掴；一顿揍；打（尤指打儿童的屁股作为惩罚） you deserve a good spanking like any spoiled child Example sentencesExamples She gave him a hard spanking; she was powerful for such a frail woman. The resulting ‘thwack’ echoes louder than a thousand spankings. Surveys suggest that today only 50 to 65 percent of American parents say they administer spankings. The child adapts to this by accepting spankings and beating in some cases because it is right because the parent initiates the acts. What is more important to emphasize is that spanking done in anger is very dangerous. I scream and cry as my father gives me a spanking. Michael's voice sounds very small, like he's a little kid afraid of a spanking. I mean, I've gotten spankings and stuff, but Mom rarely smacks anymore. She started it Dad, really I think she needs a spanking. ‘You'll get a spanking if you're lying,’ he warned her. They got a lot more spankings than they probably deserved, but I didn't have a time. As she got older, spankings were replaced with those looks: the ones that made you feel like the lowest form of dirt when you got them. I swear if the boy were only a few years younger I'll take him over the knee and give him quite a spanking. Krys cried louder like a child about to get a spanking from his father. He gave the candy bar back and got a big spanking from Dad when he got home, didn't he, Bruce? If you don't get that look off your face then I'm going to give you a good spanking. If you were bad, you were subject to verbal abuse, spankings, or you may not have been picked up at all. I'm not talking about a beating, just a very hard spanking - there is a major difference between the two. Synonyms flogging, whipping, beating, scourging, lashing, birching, switching, tanning, strapping, belting, caning, thrashing, flailing, flaying, welting, horsewhipping Rhymes landbanking, ranking Definition of spanking in US English: spanking adjectiveˈspaNGkiNGˈspæŋkɪŋ 1(especially of a horse or its gait) lively; brisk. （尤指马、马的步态）有活力的；轻快的 a spanking trot 马快步小跑。 Synonyms brisk, quick, fast, rapid, swift, lively, energetic, spirited, vigorous, jaunty 2informal Very good. 〈非正式〉美好 we had a spanking time 我们度过了非常美好的一段时光。 2.1 Fine and impressive. 精美的；给人以深刻印象的 a spanking white Rolls Royce 一辆引人注目的白色劳斯莱斯。 as submodifier a spanking new conference center 一座漂亮的崭新的会议中心。 Example sentencesExamples Claudine goes to work on a spanking new metro that runs on time and is heavily subsidised. Money to Burn is a spanking new musical comedy-thriller written and directed by Daniel Abineri. Of course, not all the cars were spanking new; in fact, we saw a number of classic cars, except they weren't exactly traditional in the way they'd been modified. The film is 15 years old but looks close to brand spanking new. Your spanking new 40GB PC only has so long until it will fill up. These days in order to create a buzz about a spanking new stage some distance from the West End, you have to do something dazzling. Just what you need to warm the cockles of your heart, a spanking trio of good time garage rock ‘n’ roll. He enters the room and puts a pan of water to boil on his state-of-the-art, spanking new, two-burner gas range. Smack in the city centre close to spanking new apartments that must be home to a few footballers wives, Mechu provides much needed quality dining and drinking. Now, however, they can purchase brand spanking new entire systems. Yearning for a brand, spanking new home but don't have the down payment? We are in the spanking new boardroom of the spanking new Harrogate Spa bottling plant. It was a spanking new shopping mall set on a little rise looking over the bay. What had been shining bright and brand spanking new was now a total catastrophic loss. They have been told that they will have spanking new ‘mansions’ in five years time. We have 11 spanking new entries this week, and we've got 'em all dolled up and powdered for your enjoyment. Synonyms excellent, wonderful, marvellous, magnificent, superb, glorious, sublime, lovely, delightful, first-class, first-rate nounˈspaNGkiNGˈspæŋkɪŋ An act of slapping, especially on the buttocks as a punishment for children. 掴；一顿揍；打（尤指打儿童的屁股作为惩罚） you deserve a good spanking Example sentencesExamples Michael's voice sounds very small, like he's a little kid afraid of a spanking. She started it Dad, really I think she needs a spanking. I swear if the boy were only a few years younger I'll take him over the knee and give him quite a spanking. What is more important to emphasize is that spanking done in anger is very dangerous. He gave the candy bar back and got a big spanking from Dad when he got home, didn't he, Bruce? She gave him a hard spanking; she was powerful for such a frail woman. I scream and cry as my father gives me a spanking. ‘You'll get a spanking if you're lying,’ he warned her. I mean, I've gotten spankings and stuff, but Mom rarely smacks anymore. They got a lot more spankings than they probably deserved, but I didn't have a time. I'm not talking about a beating, just a very hard spanking - there is a major difference between the two. If you don't get that look off your face then I'm going to give you a good spanking. Krys cried louder like a child about to get a spanking from his father. Surveys suggest that today only 50 to 65 percent of American parents say they administer spankings. As she got older, spankings were replaced with those looks: the ones that made you feel like the lowest form of dirt when you got them. The resulting ‘thwack’ echoes louder than a thousand spankings. If you were bad, you were subject to verbal abuse, spankings, or you may not have been picked up at all. The child adapts to this by accepting spankings and beating in some cases because it is right because the parent initiates the acts. Synonyms flogging, whipping, beating, scourging, lashing, birching, switching, tanning, strapping, belting, caning, thrashing, flailing, flaying, welting, horsewhipping
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