azotar con la correa

azotar con la correa
A transitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and requires a direct object (e.g., take out the trash.).
transitive verb phrase
a. to strap
Jamás le infligiría un castigo físico a un niño, no digamos ya azotarlo con la correa.I'd never inflict physical punishment on a child, let alone strap them.
b. to beat with the strap
En aquella época, los maestros solían azotar a los colegiales con la correa.Back then, teachers used to beat schoolchildren with a strap.
c. to beat with the belt
A mí me azotaron con la correa cuando tenía tu edad.I got beat with the belt when I was your age.
d. to whip with the belt
Azotar a un menor con la correa es un delito en este país.Whipping a minor with the belt is a crime in this country.
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