There are mainly differences in pronunciation, interpretation and usage between flogging and lashing.

A. Pronunciation

The pinyin for flogging is biān chī, and the pinyin for whipping is biān tà.

B. Interpretation

Basic interpretations of whipping are as follows:

1, to whip someone or something,

1, a kind of criminal law of the ancient times,

2, a kind of criminal law that refers to beating the prisoners with a whip.

The basic interpretation of flogging is as follows:

It is a verb, originally referring to flogging, but now it mostly describes the disclosure of merciless accusations.

C. Usage

Flagellation and scourging are near-synonyms, the original meaning is to whip with a whip, flogging is mostly used in the original sense, while scourging is mostly used in the derived sense, which is used as a metaphor for reproach and criticism.

D. Examples of Sentences

Flagellation:

1. For our sake, they have labored in sweatshops, pioneered in the western wilderness, and endured the pain of flogging as they plowed the hard ground.

2, Ashtiani was initially sentenced to 99 lashes for adultery, then retried after the court suspected her of murdering her husband.

3, Let him who lashes the offender also examine the soul of that victim.

Flagellation:

1. The movie is a merciless flogging of the old society.

2. It appoints scapegoats and incites others to flog them.

3, The Daily Mail's Stephen says the chapter on the Iraq war has little credibility and that Blair is self-flagellating.