The President has a punishing schedule for the next six months.
总统今后六个月的工作日程十分繁忙。
1.处罚的,惩罚的
2.猛打的
3.辛苦的
1.“punish”的现在分词
1.extremely difficult, tiring, or damaging
1.The present participle of punish
1.This has involved giving a bit of leeway to freethinking inpiduals, but occasionally punishing those seen as straying too far.
这个包括了给自由思想者一些余地，然而偶尔对这些人的惩罚显示这些人走得太远了。
2.I was totally ignoring the side of me that wanted to read for an hour or two, and I was punishing myself by wasting the entire day.
我完全忽视了我的另一面，那个想阅读一、两个小时的人，我浪费了一整天来惩罚我自己。
3.He said it was wrong to think, however, that Pakistan was punishing and detaining the people that led the United States to bin Laden.
然而，他说，认为巴基斯坦是因为这些人带领美方找到本.拉登而惩罚和拘押他们，是错误的想法。
4.This is quite a punishing workout but it makes perfect sense and, unlike the Nintendo DS, it does seem to describe a better way of life.
这是一个十足折磨人的锻炼，但却很有它的道理。另外和NintendoDS不同的是，似乎它的确给出了一个更好的生活方式图景。
5.By way of reassurance, Beveridge proposed coercion, namely "severely punishing" parents who did not feed their young.
为了打消人们的疑虑，比弗利奇又提出来一项反制措施，即严厉惩罚不抚养小孩儿的父母。
6.But as Johnson points out, punishing itself is often dangerous because the person being punished probably won't like it.
但正如约翰逊所指出的，惩罚者本身往往冒着危险，因为被处罚的人会怀恨在心，寻机报仇。
7.Aides said the president was seeking respite after a punishing few months in Washington's political swamp.
据奥巴马的助手介绍，在华盛顿的政治泥淖中疲惫地挣扎了数月之后，奥巴马想暂喘口气。
8.Investors reacted by retreating from riskier assets, punishing currencies like the euro and the British pound.
投资者的反应是纷纷撤出高风险资产，抛售欧元和英镑等货币。
9.The U. N. Security Council voted unanimously to impose punishing sanctions on North Korea for carrying out a nuclear test.
年，联合国安理会一致同意对朝鲜核试验进行惩罚性制裁。
10.Looking on, Trotsky's wife, Natalia, joked about this punishing form of "penal labor. "
托洛茨基的妻子娜塔莉亚在一旁看着，开玩笑说这是一种“劳役”式的惩罚。