- penalise
v. (D; tr.) to penalise for
Combinatory dictionary. 2013.
penalise
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penalise — (Brit.) v. punish, give a penalty; (Law) declare something or an action punishable by regulation or by a law (also penalize) … English contemporary dictionary
penalise — / pi:nəlaɪz/, penalize verb to punish or fine someone ● to penalise a supplier for late deliveries ● They were penalised for bad time keeping … Dictionary of banking and finance
penalise — British variant of penalize … New Collegiate Dictionary
penalise — UK [ˈpiːnəlaɪz] / US [ˈpɪn(ə)lˌaɪz] a British spelling of penalize … English dictionary
penalise — /ˈpinəlaɪz / (say peenuhluyz) verb (t) (penalised, penalising) 1. to subject to a penalty, as a person. 2. to declare penal, or punishable by law, as an action. 3. to lay under a disadvantage. Also, penalize. –penalisation /pinəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/ (say… …
penalise — verb impose a penalty on; inflict punishment on The students were penalized for showing up late for class we had to punish the dog for soiling the floor again • Syn: ↑punish, ↑penalize • Derivationally related forms: ↑penalisation, ↑penalty … Useful english dictionary
Ping — penalise: got pinged for being off side … Dictionary of Australian slang
penalised — penalise (Brit.) v. punish, give a penalty; (Law) declare something or an action punishable by regulation or by a law (also penalize) … English contemporary dictionary
penalises — penalise (Brit.) v. punish, give a penalty; (Law) declare something or an action punishable by regulation or by a law (also penalize) … English contemporary dictionary
penalising — penalise (Brit.) v. punish, give a penalty; (Law) declare something or an action punishable by regulation or by a law (also penalize) … English contemporary dictionary
