English-Spanish translation for "to flog"

to flog [flogged|flogged] {vb} (also: to scourge, to thrash, to whip, to birch)

to flog [flogged|flogged] {vb} (also: to beat, to thrash)

Stoning to death, amputation of limbs, floggings and torture are commonplace.

In my opinion, whatever crime a person may have committed, it is uncivilised to sentence them to flogging.

On the Agriculture Committee, we, too, are fed up with forever flogging a dead horse where this subject is concerned.

First of all, because we have seen that simply carrying on providing aid for combined transport is tantamount to flogging a dead horse.

If we do not succeed, then, breathing new life into a Treaty review is like flogging a dead horse and all talk then becomes academic.

The death penalty, mutilation of women and flogging and the prevailing discrimination that accompanies these things have become common practices.

In addition, there is a cruel criminal code which provides for flogging, amputation and death for adultery and acts against the Republic and Islam.

Imprisoned behind their chadors, deprived of education and care, subjected to public floggings, they endured an existence beyond the bounds of human dignity in order to survive.

Stoning for adultery is barbaric; flogging for sex before marriage or alcohol consumption and amputation for theft may be considered excessive.