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動詞

flog out (三人称単数 現在形 flogs out, 現在分詞 flogging out, 過去形および過去分詞形 flogged out)

1. To remove, eject, or obtain by flogging.
   • 1871 April 28, “Shearing in Riverina, New South Wales”, in The Dalby Herald and Western Queensland Advertiser, page 4:

     Not an Instant is lost; not a nerve, limb, nor muscle doing less than the 'hardest' task-master could flog out of a slave.

   • 1872 July 20, The Weekly Examiner, page 9:

     Mr Jas. Scott said the system was fostering classics to the neglect of common education, and at the expense of neglecting the poor, and he mentioned that cases had occurred of boys having been flogged out of school because they were poor.

   • 1877 October 6, The Weekly Times, page 9:

     I'd have their base spirits flogged out of their wretched carcases.