meted

英 [ˈmiːtɪd]

美 [ˈmiːtɪd]

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双语例句

• Article 61 When sentencing a criminal, a punishment shall be meted out on the basis of the facts, nature and circumstances of the crime, the degree of harm done to society and the relevant provisions of this Law.
  第六十一条对于犯罪分子决定刑罚的时候，应当根据犯罪的事实、犯罪的性质、情节和对于社会的危害程度，依照本法的有关规定判处。
• Justice is meted out to them.
  他们受到公平的赏罚。
• Magistrates meted out fines of as much as$ 1000.
  法官处以高达1000英镑的罚款。
• While the caning punishment meted out to this young delinquent by the court was applauded by many americans, some media there, nonetheless, called it barbaric and compared it with the inhuman treatment of black American slaves by the white American plantation owners.
  许多美国人赞成法庭判处的鞭打刑罚，一些美国媒体却形容这是野蛮的行为，把事件和美国黑人奴隶被白人农场主人残酷对待相提并论。
• She also accuses the government of being too willing to bargain with secret account holders, contrasting this with the harsh treatment meted out to those claiming too much benefit.
  她还曾指责英国政府太想和秘密账户的持有者做交易，而在对待领取过多福利的人时，英国政府却采取了十分严厉的处理方式，两种做法形成了鲜明对照。
• Whereas the case cannot constitute a crime, administrative punishments shall be meted out.
  不构成犯罪的，应当依法给予行政处罚。
• The severe punishment was meted out to the unruly hooligan.
  对那个嚣张的流氓已给予严厉惩处。
• On the US side, there has been considerable grumbling about the "lenient" treatment meted out to HSBC and UBS.
  从美国方面来看，人们对汇丰和瑞银受到的“宽大”处理非常不满。
• The severe punishment was meted out to the unruly landlord.
  对这个嚣张不法的地主已给于严厉的处分。
• In prison, one of the greatest punishment that can be meted out is to place a prisoner in solitary confinement.
  在监狱里，最大的惩罚是把囚犯单独监禁。