Intimidate

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Meaning of Intimidate in Spanish :

intimidate

1

intimidar

VERB
  • Next time, you'll need do more than intimidate. La próxima vez, tendrás que hacer más que intimidar.
  • He is trying to intimidate the defendant. Intenta intimidar al acusado.
  • This larger rival is more difficult to intimidate. Este rival más grande es más difícil de intimidar.
  • To intimidate their opponents, the aggressors scream ... Para intimidar a sus oponentes los agresores gritan ...
  • ... exercise of power and the capacity to intimidate are unnecessary. ... ejercicio del poder y la capacidad de intimidar son innecesarios.
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intimidarme

VERB
  • If your intention is to intimidate you're not succeeding. Si trata de intimidarme, no lo consigue.
  • I understand your impulse to try to physically intimidate me. Entiendo tu impulso de tratar de intimidarme físicamente.
  • If you've come here to intimidate me. Si vino a intimidarme.
  • No man has ever been able to intimidate me. Ningún hombre fue capaz de intimidarme.
  • No man has ever been able to intimidate me. Ningún hombre ha podido intimidarme jamás.
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amedrentar

VERB
Synonyms: frighten

More meaning of Intimidate

bully

I)

matón

NOUN
  • I tell you he made a bully splash. Te digo que causó sensación matón.
  • You just can't reason with a bully. No puedes razonar con un matón.
  • The adult version of a bully. La versión adulta de un matón.
  • I know he was a bully and a liar but. Sabía que era un matón y un mentiroso pero.
  • All right, you big bully. Muy bien, pedazo de matón.
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II)

bravucón

NOUN
  • With the kid, you big bully. Con la chica, bravucón.
  • Knew he was a bully. Sabía que era un bravucón.
  • ... get from being such a bully. ... pasa por ser un bravucón.
  • You're a big blue bully. Eres un bravucón azul.
  • You're just a big, blue bully. Sólo eres un gran, bravucón azul.
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III)

intimidar

VERB
  • ... you think you can bully me. ... piensas que me puedes intimidar.
  • ... there will try to bully you, and tame you down ... ... allí a tratar de intimidar y dominar a abajo ...
  • He wanted to bully me because he hadn't got Él quería intimidar porque no había conseguido
  • when the man began to bully. cuando el hombre empezó a intimidar.
  • Oh, this is bully, you know. Oh, esto es intimidar, ya sabes.
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IV)

abusón

NOUN
  • The bully shouldn't be stealing lunches. El abusón no debería robar almuerzos.
  • ... only way to defeat a bully is to stand up to ... ... única manera de vencer al abusón, es levantarte en ...
  • The return of his original bully, joy. El regreso del abusón original, Joy.
  • ... now, as the bully had no more eyes ... ... adelante, ya que el abusón ya no tenía más ojos ...
  • ... comic style, we have Skarner being a big bully, ... estilo de cómic, vemos cómo Skarner hace de abusón.
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V)

peleón

NOUN
VI)

acosador

NOUN
  • you can see that we have the bully, pueden ver que tenemos al acosador,
  • you can see that we have the bully, pueden ver que tenemos al acosador,
  • The bully always tends to be ... El acosador siempre tiende a ser ...
  • The bully always tends to be ... El acosador siempre tiende a ser ...
  • ... always tends to be the bully ... siempre tiende a ser el acosador
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VII)

abusador

NOUN
  • Take that, ya big bully. Toma eso, abusador.
  • A new bully has risen. Un nuevo abusador ha surgido.
  • A bully is a person so cowardly ... Un abusador es alguien tan cobarde ...
  • Never tell a bully you're afraid. Nunca digas a un abusador que tienes miedo
  • ... a liar and a bully! ... un mentiroso y un abusador!
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VIII)

agresor

NOUN
  • ... at the means by which the bully had arrived. ... a los medios por los que el agresor había llegado.
  • The bully had no idea the tank was airtight El agresor no tenía ni idea del tanque era hermética
  • having been shut in the tank by the bully. de haber sido cerrada en el tanque por el agresor.
  • guess what the bully more times than not has ... adivinar qué momento el agresor no tiene más que ...
  • that the bully and his father had made a camp ... que el agresor y su padre había hecho un campamento ...
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IX)

abusivo

NOUN
Synonyms: abusive
  • "That's bully. "Eso es abusivo.
X)

intimidación

NOUN
  • Like a bully for your emotions. Intimidación para tus emociones.
  • It's probably a bully thing. Probablemente es algo de intimidación.

intimidating

I)

intimidante

ADJ
Synonyms: daunting
  • But some guys might find it, intimidating. Pero algunos chicos podrían encontrarlo intimidante.
  • I find that incredibly intimidating. Eso me parece increíblemente intimidante.
  • Living with a stranger can be an intimidating thought. Vivir con un extraño puede resultar algo intimidante.
  • A shark's not very intimidating behind glass, but ... Un tiburón no es muy intimidante detrás de cristal, pero ...
  • I know, it's intimidating to be in the presence ... Lo sé, es intimidante estar en la presencia ...
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II)

intimidando

VERB
Synonyms: bullying
  • ... if you think you're intimidating us. ... si crees que nos estas intimidando.
  • rivalries no ones really intimidating sin rivalidades intimidando a los realmente
  • ... some of Leeds players, intimidating referees. ... algunos de los jugadores de Leeds intimidando árbitros.
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III)

atemorizante

ADJ
  • Well, that's intimidating. Bueno, eso es atemorizante.
  • ... this and "Wow, that's intimidating". ... y pensaba "Vaya, es atemorizante".

intimidation

I)

intimidación

NOUN
  • I would hardly call this intimidation. Difícilmente llamaría a eso intimidación.
  • The intimidation of women has been used as a means ... La intimidación de las mujeres ha sido empleada como medio ...
  • ... or protect against the intimidation of witnesses. ... o para proteger a los testigos de la intimidación.
  • ... to use the third measure of intimidation to him. ... a emplear la tercera medida de intimidación con él.
  • ... experiences feelings of anxiety and intimidation. ... albergan sentimientos de ansiedad e intimidación.
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II)

amedrentamiento

NOUN
  • ... of an act of intimidation; ... de un acto de amedrentamiento;

frighten

I)

asustar

VERB
  • There is nothing that could frighten one. No hay nada que pueda asustar.
  • You could frighten the customers. Podrías asustar a los clientes.
  • A tale, to frighten children. Un cuento, para asustar niños.
  • I thought they were told to frighten children. Creí que eran para asustar a los niños.
  • Go frighten the fish. Ve a asustar al pez.
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II)

atemorizar

VERB
Synonyms: scare
III)

amedrentar

VERB
Synonyms: intimidate
IV)

espantar

VERB
  • You will frighten my fish. Vas a espantar mis peces.
V)

asustarse

VERB
Synonyms: panic
  • ... someone who is sleepwalking, as this may frighten them. ... una persona que está sonámbula, ya que puede asustarse.

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