Examples of using Whipping in English and their translations into Serbian
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Likewise, you shouldn't be above whipping up a meal when he needs a hand.
There were very large claps of thunder…(thunder crashing)… and wind whipping up, and she fled under a bridge to find shelter.
The recipe says that you should stick to the recipe- whipping proteins should be only in a glass container.
The conversation is not about the belt and whipping, but about punishments in general- such as the angle,
Likewise, you shouldn't be above whipping up a meal when he needs a hand.
The conversation is not about the belt and whipping, but about punishments in general- such as the angle,
In Ancient Greece, any punishment impasing bodily harm was unthinkable for a citizen(whipping, hitting, etc.); it was unthinkable to insult a citizen's body.
this"beast" can be transformed, particularly by that power described in our chapter"The whipping"- John 19,1.
Early Puritans really did sentence adulterers to bear their shame with sewn letters on their clothing(they also used whipping, which was at least as bad).
as well as an advantage in the form of two whipping elements at once,
Such a unit is simply irreplaceable when chopping food in small volumes, whipping products and mixing them.
additional nozzles- a whisk for whipping egg whites and a device for grinding dry foods,
who sometimes reached the point of frenzy from fatigue, whipping cocktails in shakers,
mixing and whipping products of any degree of hardness, including ice.
Julia Serano states in Whipping Girl that"When the majority of jokes made at the expense of trans people center on'men wearing dresses' or'men who want their penises cut off' that is not transphobia- it is transmisogyny.
In Whipping Girl, Julia Serano writes that the existence of trans women is seen as a threat to a"male-centered gender hierarchy,
insults, whipping, spitting as well as all kinds of obscenity and ultimately be hung on the Cross as a curse!
The term was coined by Julia Serano in her 2007 book Whipping Girl and used to describe the unique discrimination faced by trans women because of"the assumption that femaleness
insults, whipping, spitting as well as all kinds of obscenity and ultimately be hung on the Cross as a curse!
It turns out that guys don't really like whips!