Traductions de „mete“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

mete [mi:t] VERBE trans

to mete out a penalty [or punishment]

wymierzać [perf wymierzyć] sprawiedliwość

Expressions couramment utilisées avec mete

to mete out a penalty [or punishment]

wymierzać [perf wymierzyć] sprawiedliwość

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

More common was national degradation, a loss of face and civil rights, which was meted out to 49,723 people.

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The authorities arrested 714 persons; 288 of them were tried by a military tribunal, which meted out stiff punishments, including 17 death sentences.

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The common man also says that he can take actions for the sufferings meted out to people from other communities too.

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You would be strapped to a wooden pyramid shaped thing and the lashes meted out accordingly.

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For trifling misdemeanors, he instituted elaborate investigations and meted out extravagant fines and punishments where a wiser man would have overlooked the whole matter.

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Punitive measures against anti-competitive practices are meted out in terms of percentages of revenues of a company.

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Although only the north face and portions of the south face survive, one may still perceive the heavy atmosphere of the punishments meted out here.

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In addition, capital punishment can also be meted out for high treason.

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This is often interpreted as the judgement of the local council, which would mete out justice in a community.

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Mete, however, finds comfort in a developing rapport with his beautiful stepsister.

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