I feel like we have to have a different conversation about corporal punishment here.

我觉得我们必须在这里就体罚进行一次不同的对话。

" But corporal punishment has been abolished" .

“但体罚已经被废除”。

Corporal punishment and capital punishment tend to be more approved of.

体罚和死刑往往更受认可。

They included fines, imprisonment, public humiliation, and certain forms of corporal punishment.

其中包括罚款、监禁、公开羞辱和某些形式的体罚。

Sengeh banned corporal punishment, but everywhere I went, I saw canes in classrooms.

森格禁止体罚，但无论我走到哪里，我都能在教室里看到手杖。

Half of children live in countries where corporal punishment has not been fully prohibited.

半数儿童生活在尚未完全禁止体罚的国家。

We have reasons to believe that corporal punishment should be strictly prohibited.

我们有理由相信体罚应该严格禁止。

So, " corporal punishment" is physical punishment – punishing someone's body by hitting them, for example.

所以，“体罚”就是身体上的惩罚——例如通过打人来惩罚他们的身体。

This phrase relates to corporal punishment, like spanking, hitting with a rod, shoe, stick, or cane.

这个短语与体罚有关， 比如打屁股、用棍子、鞋子、棍子或手杖击打。

Comedy was a safe haven during tough years at a Chinese school, where there was a " constant threat of physical pain" from corporal punishment.

喜剧曾是一个避风港，那时他在一所中国学校里度过了难熬的几年，在那里体罚带来“身体疼痛的威胁持续存在”。