horsewhip

noun

1. 马鞭
   a long stick with a long piece of leather attached to the end that is used to control or train horses

verb

1. 用马鞭抽打（人）
   to beat sb with a horsewhip

1. 马鞭
   A horsewhip is a long, thin piece of leather on the end of a short, stiff handle. It is used to train and control horses.
2. VERB 用马鞭抽打
   If someone horsewhips an animal or a person, they hit them several times with a horsewhip in order to hurt or punish them.
   1. He tied them up and then horsewhipped them, to 'tame' his catches before sending them off to zoos...
      他将它们捆起来，然后用马鞭抽打，以“驯服”这些猎物，然后把它们送到动物园去。
   2. These young louts deserve to be horsewhipped.
      这些粗野的小子应该用马鞭狠狠抽一顿。

1. He tied them up and then horsewhipped them, to 'tame' his catches before sending them off to zoos
   他将它们捆起来，然后用马鞭抽打，以“驯服”这些猎物，然后把它们送到动物园去。
2. These young louts deserve to be horsewhipped.
   这些粗野的小子应该用马鞭狠狠抽一顿。
3. If you attempt to see my daughter again, sir, I shall horsewhip you.
   如果你再试图见我女儿，先生，我会用马鞭抽你。
4. Suffering is not hindering our progress steeplechase, is hone our behavior, we will of the grinding stone; yes spur us to a mature and successful horsewhip.
   苦难不是阻碍我们前进的重重障碍，是磨练我们品行，我们意志的磨金石；是鞭策我们走向成熟，走向成功的马鞭。
5. When ultra-large oil tanker horsewhip continent route the security speed discusses
   超大型油轮过马鞭洲航道时安全航速的探讨

noun

1. a whip for controlling horses

verb

1. whip with a whip intended for horses