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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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inglese
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francese

flog <part pres flogging; pret, part perf flogged> [ingl brit flɒɡ, ingl am flɑɡ] VB vb trans

1. flog (beat):

flog

2. flog ingl brit (sell):

flog colloq
fourguer colloq
flog colloq
to flog sb sth, to flog sth to sb
fourguer qc à qn colloq
to flog sth into the ground colloq or to death colloq ingl brit
bousiller qc colloq
to flog oneself into the ground colloq or to death colloq ingl brit
to flog a joke/story to death colloq
to flog ingl brit or beat ingl am a dead horse colloq
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to flog ingl brit colloq (à to)
to flog, to scourge
to flog sb
fouetter personne
to flog
pousser voiture
to flog colloq

nel dizionario PONS

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

flog <-gg-> [flɒg, ingl am flɑ:g] VB vb trans

1. flog (punish):

flog

2. flog ingl brit colloq (sell):

flog

3. flog colloq:

to flog a dead horse
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to flog
fourguer qc à qn
to flog sth to sb
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese

flog <-gg-> [flɔg] VB vb trans

flog (punish):

flog

2. flog colloq:

francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to flog
Present
Iflog
youflog
he/she/itflogs
weflog
youflog
theyflog
Past
Iflogged
youflogged
he/she/itflogged
weflogged
youflogged
theyflogged
Present Perfect
Ihaveflogged
youhaveflogged
he/she/ithasflogged
wehaveflogged
youhaveflogged
theyhaveflogged
Past Perfect
Ihadflogged
youhadflogged
he/she/ithadflogged
wehadflogged
youhadflogged
theyhadflogged

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The rest of the form is to be flogged.
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Like today, some commentators demanded longer prison sentences and even flogging while others called for better education and more youth clubs.
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The topmen were also flogged the next morning.
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A loss brought flogging with electric cable, or a bath in raw sewage.
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Corrupt and lethargic officials were flogged in the courtyard; this brought about the much required discipline in the administration.
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