🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典 🎯
檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
- Aversion 198
- pull 314
- pina 50
- jungle gym 69
- doughiness 76
- MEAL 140
- Playwright 62
- meet with 46
- reiki 49
- habit 482
- eye-catcher 73
- electrometer 36
- signalman 72
- lbo 46
- get into 80
- perforated 115
- Parties 42
- straight and narrow 61
- occasion 714
- unsmiling 97
- jowl 78
- carnivorous 169
- ballot box 83
- German shepherd 83
- elizabethan 66
- atlantic 55
- rejoice 500
- defence mechanism 63
- ottawa 47
- nutraceutical 37
- jawlike 33
- framework 490
- sweats 38
- tactilely 32
- tales 32
- newcomer 132
- thread 573
- society 722
- flea market 84
- inlander 43
- hyphenless 39
- stressful 208
- referendum 204
- uncomplicated 58
- agonized 159
- boxiness 43
- Ingrain 117
- mortarless 38
- omani 51
- Isle 20
- purvey 74
- crime 567
- Perceptive 193
- undersea 65
- ethnicity 148
- dart 187
- anon 157
- practicing 142
- lightish 35
- mouthed 41
- flowchart 85
- seedless 42
- Landmark 116
- barn 451
- indelicate 63
- nai 80
- hibachi 61
- orthopaedic 39
- skewbald 37
- chancellery 134
- irredeemables 30
- hellene 40
- movement 586
- world-beater 56
- bloated 190
- composted 30
- invention 504
- harassingly 43
- subsidize 232
- tarot 71
- never 224
- air-kiss 67
- kerbing 27
- anythingarian 42
- scholastic 122
- open 458
- detoxify 141
- take a toll 87
- Niger 65
- Attempted 14
- papal 56
- insolubilise 30
- agate 106
- camshaft 95
- newsstand 47
- labrusca 36
- sign 590
- joke 583
- The man 48
- disaffect 83
- asylum 230
- wondered 38
- armload 111
- etailer 46
- traumatic 138
- ashtray 77
- overstaff 42
- pated 28
- regardless 400
- obtained 79
- Bermuda 79
- speak 303
- clock up 59
- blasé 104
- Bellicose 170
- matriarchies 46
- footlike 36
- Beginning 93
- -ling 50
- moral 544
- domestication 127
- de jure 93
- Resort 199
- vegan 155
- festivity 254
- ruthenium 48
- class-action 53
- climax 287
- art nouveau 81
- get onto 91
- jointer 35
- paradigm 205
- lineman 80
- melburnian 33
- blow over 89
- resuscitate 155
- arboretum 99
- noel 70
- liberal arts 77
- vip 67
- demoniac 101
- mark down 32
- IMG_C2 19
- UNITE 105
- dopey 107
- rammed 34
- descries 29
- stately 214
- pour 534
- get about 117
- reprove 69
- electrics 55
- scraggly 79
- flushy 35
- jolly 455
- Forbidden 81
- numbing 65
- gussy up 73
- inky 106
- Bolivia 81
- cpr 77
- statute 575
- gobbledygook 106
- Gaming 112
- vary 547
- ease off 136
- bar graph 93
- condemnor 46
- obe 56
- implausible 99
- negotiate 312
- cupful 97
- microbrewer 31
- fixture 192
- fainthearted 109
- declinable 40
- attic 130
- scar 547
- logger 49
- stargazing 64
- parentheses 47
- Art Nouveau 82
- expansionism 119
- Films 39
- grayhound 29
- spotlight 272
- Ojibwa 40
- climatic 118
- executive privilege 80
- oval 503
- forgiveness 121
- knockback 43
- After 89
- deface 173
- isolationism 80
- receive 338
- sycophantic 119
- burden 561
- nonchalant 74
- whistling 58
- risky 287
- lozenge 137
- pack off 86
- unsuspicious 36
- etched 60
- lobotomize 77
- chronograph 68
- cowled 78
- autochanger 42
- high 332
- getaway 350
- sugarless 49
- Africa 346
- nickel 55
- rightwards 37
- ecologist 72
- Investigator 55
- beatific 114
- thousands 31
- Jan. 59
- dog 252
- Enzyme 75
- adorn 204
- zoologically 30
- head 538
- hippiedom 33
- Liberia 55
- crummy 153
- weeding 33
- tetchy 75
- Disregard 196
- rictus 71
- outrigger 91
- poll 553
- backward 523
- wordsmith 46
- sourdough 50
- epiphany 107
- kinless 42
- lull 214
- Brace 227
- GEAR 132
- self-assessment 106
- ultralight 47
- pearly 54
- schoolmistress 121
- blancmange 106
- vietnamese 58
- plaster 513
- picnicking 51
- cha-cha 78
- forgeability 51
- lullabies 26
- pornography 256
- even out 87
- Haematite 58
- mot 58
- systemic 103
- ngo 76
- cohort 115
- newspaperwoman 73
- sprint 287
- Wield 101
- sonority 60
- mercenary 250
- class action 95
- interlanguage 47
- newsworthy 63
- die back 83
- heedful 42
- calendar year 101
- yawning 66
- emaciate 69
- cold frame 92
- halalling 27
- mustang 51
- bona fides 95
- bails 45
- maverick 152
- eventless 44
- julienne 48
- heirloom 76
- 3-D 31
- diminish 249
- Limelight 97
- Bona 46
- pajama 74
- pistons 50
- handshake 91
- vaccinator 30
- fatherland 108
- cornetcy 69
- Rash 35
- meated 32
- houseman 51
- fifth column 89
- funkiness 45
- oaf 151
- liquefies 30
- falsie 97
- envelop 132
- bushel 120
- sharply 365
- nationalize 65
- -fy 154
- pentathlete 39
- woolsey 34
- gable 134
- Bolshevik 50
- intrafascicular 37
- climbing frame 92
- flyer 195
- putt 89
- riveting 152
- psychopath 73
- flypaper 79
- exploit 567
- highlighter 51
- contested 48
- curry 171
- typographical 54
- set aside 126
- possessor 40
- chiropractor 173
- best of all 38
- lock up 49
- baron 199
- hier 29
- Ivory Coast 44
- mingier 27
- far off 100
- insecurity 259
- autotelic 32
- merchantability 36
- world 291
- face to face 96
- cree 45
- MIS 46
- wash up 88
- Wing 206
- exorcist 70
- delirious 121
- Morse 50
- Germany 368
- the brush-off 116
- brothers-in-law 46
- drought 531
- paternal 95
- fall in 98
- shaly 32
- boatman 110
- divestiture 45
- steady 579
- heedless 54
- flagellation 90
- dietetics 79
- quarrying 103
- crawler 203
- unfriendlier 31
- psychological 491
- mythology 101
- Signature 446
- splendour 207
- Inherit 61
- choose 469
- mailman 102
- praefect 41
- cornwall 38
- Implement 204
- swain 73
- butterscotch 121
- iberia 62
- Well behaved 25
- smelling 44
- Pekingese 76
- engrained 46
- gluttony 120
- availability 208
- Vast 196
- back channel 72
- walkway 141
- participant 274
- Zucchini 175
- isle 166
- look in 41
- hoggish 40
- slav 81
- frontier 545
- arboured 52
- application 545
- scrip 83
- nemesis 102
- barley sugar 81
- transmigrate 66
- Fundraiser 56
- actuality 150
- ladyhood 43
- Bhutan 76
- Unbalanced 32
- Impolite 114
- botched 86
- agreeably 43
- nonsticky 42
- remark 551
- cowling 89
- flavoursome 61
- first 317
- servicer 50
- wares 47
- count in 81
- catchy 186
- incur 128
- lot 258
- mammies 28
- ling 57
- Commodity 188
- justifies 26
- talk 358
- Uneasy 245
- stung 96
- freaking 79
- oratorian 39
- Compress 157
- take up 212
- safely 377
- burnt offering 59
- gladiator 113
- horsiest 30
- daintily 94
- shrivel 149
- wide 245
- bandeau 53
- depending 19
- clobber 86
- Dropped 81
- bespoken 46
- sami 41
- overfond 49
- ultrasound 224
- premature 135
- hcf 55
- peninsular 24
- redeploying 70
- galleried 56
- Floral 98
- corm 85
- primers 32
- bucktooth 38
- good-looking 119
- ddt 124
- stack 567
- cuddle 130
- qualified 201
- chrysanthemum 123
- let up 82
- cheapskate 96
- bedsit 71
- denotive 38
- baking sheet 86
- scruples 49
- talon 70
- digest 463
- the Antipodes 92
- contemptuous 164
- suspenseless 30
- cauldron 128
- FDA 99
- fire screen 112
- caw 118
- gerund 88
- snagged 67
- pull up 144
- JP 67
- jackknives 32
- Pr. 44
- Cameroon 82
- epsilon 50
- Adverbials 40
- attaché 351
- violent 526
- collector s item 68
- tarmacadam 40
- Olfactory 28
- turn away 56
- stableman 46
- Bill 206
- grubby 137
- Setback 130
- portliest 33
- individualities 31
- painkiller 60
- symposium 159
- electroplate 139
- woody 86
- caravan 193
- cadential 44
- littery 27
- image 657
- manse 63
- decoction 38
flagellate
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
flagellates; flagellated; flagellating
flagellates; flagellated; flagellating
Learner's definition of FLAGELLATE
[+ object] formal
: to hit (yourself or another person) with a whip as punishment or as part of a religious ritual鞭笞（一种惩罚或宗教仪式） — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 — see also self-flagellation
- He flagellated [=severely criticized] himself for years for allowing the business to fail.因放任公司倒闭，他多年来一直深感自责。
flag·el·late ˈfla-jə-ˌlāt 
flagellated; flagellating
fla·gel·late ˈfla-jə-lət -ˌlāt flə-ˈje-lət
-ˌlāt flə-ˈje-lət fla·gel·late ˈfla-jə-lət -ˌlāt flə-ˈje-lət
-ˌlāt flə-ˈje-lət : a flagellate protozoan or alga
Synonyms
Example Sentences
Verb some medieval monks believed it was necessary to flagellate themselves in order to keep their desires in check
Recent Examples on the Web
Star Tribune, 8 Apr. 2021 All are said to have had affairs with Lucian Freud (was there anyone who didn’t?), three with Arthur Koestler and one with Egypt’s King Farouk (who liked to flagellate her on the steps of the royal palace with his dressing-gown cord). Moira Hodgson, WSJ, 31 Jan. 2020 Muslims were mobilizing; once, Mr. Rizvi visited during Muharram, an annual ritual of mourning, and found her surrounded by pilgrims, flagellating themselves with chains to which razor blades had been attached. Ellen Barry, New York Times, 22 Nov. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Maureen Lee Lenker, EW.com, 11 Nov. 2021 How small is too small for someone with a shrinking fetish?), Gupta and Gelula begin to self-flagellate, blaming themselves for being too lazy to do research or for stumbling into some ridiculous malapropism. Sean Malin, Vulture, 4 Oct. 2021 These are rotating, helical appendages which act as propellers, so flagellate bacteria are more mobile than those lacking such equipment. The Economist, 16 Jan. 2021 Vlad Ned, Wired, 21 Mar. 2022 The flushing was ordered after three of 11 samples of the Lake Jackson's water tested positive for the deadly flagellate. CBS News, 7 Oct. 2020 With the possible exception of medicine, no other profession self-flagellates (and self-congratulates) over ethics like journalism. Dan Sweeney, Sun-Sentinel.com, 23 Apr. 2018 See More
Verb
One Peruvian candidate has taken time to talk about his habit of wearing a wire chain, known as a cilice, every day to flagellate himself. Star Tribune, 8 Apr. 2021 All are said to have had affairs with Lucian Freud (was there anyone who didn’t?), three with Arthur Koestler and one with Egypt’s King Farouk (who liked to flagellate her on the steps of the royal palace with his dressing-gown cord). Moira Hodgson, WSJ, 31 Jan. 2020 Muslims were mobilizing; once, Mr. Rizvi visited during Muharram, an annual ritual of mourning, and found her surrounded by pilgrims, flagellating themselves with chains to which razor blades had been attached. Ellen Barry, New York Times, 22 Nov. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Tech companies have self-flagellated a lot on these issues. Frank Bajak, SFChronicle.com, 14 Oct. 2019 Adjective
Aiden needs neither hair shirt nor whip to self-flagellate, and Simone writes of depression with a visceral ache. Maureen Lee Lenker, EW.com, 11 Nov. 2021 How small is too small for someone with a shrinking fetish?), Gupta and Gelula begin to self-flagellate, blaming themselves for being too lazy to do research or for stumbling into some ridiculous malapropism. Sean Malin, Vulture, 4 Oct. 2021 These are rotating, helical appendages which act as propellers, so flagellate bacteria are more mobile than those lacking such equipment. The Economist, 16 Jan. 2021 Noun
Instead of rejoicing at the opportunity to live their life, play games, and watch movies, many of those left behind self-flagellate and sink into a destructive sense of guilt for being more fortunate than others. Vlad Ned, Wired, 21 Mar. 2022 The flushing was ordered after three of 11 samples of the Lake Jackson's water tested positive for the deadly flagellate. CBS News, 7 Oct. 2020 With the possible exception of medicine, no other profession self-flagellates (and self-congratulates) over ethics like journalism. Dan Sweeney, Sun-Sentinel.com, 23 Apr. 2018 See More Word History
Etymology
Verb
Latin flagellatus, past participle of flagellare, from flagellum, diminutive of flagrum whip; perhaps akin to Old Norse blaka to wave
Adjective
New Latin flagellatus, from flagellum
Noun
New Latin Flagellata, class of unicellular organisms, from neuter plural of flagellatus
First Known Use
Verb
circa 1623, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Adjective
circa 1859, in the meaning defined at sense 1a
Noun
1879, in the meaning defined above
Time Traveler
The first known use of flagellate was circa 1623 👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 韋氏詞典 📚 – mw.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文