browbeaten in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for browbeaten in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.browbeaten [ˈbraʊbiːtn] VB pp

browbeaten → browbeat

II.browbeaten [ˈbraʊbiːtn] ADJ

browbeaten

intimidito

See also browbeat

browbeat <pt browbeat, pp browbeaten> [Brit ˈbraʊbiːt, Am ˈbraʊˌbit] VB trans

browbeat

intimidire

browbeat

intimorire

to browbeat sb into doing

costringere qn a fare or intimare a qn di fare

to browbeat sb into submission

intimare a qn la sottomissione or di sottomettersi

to browbeat sb into silence

ridurre qn al silenzio

browbeat <pt browbeat, pp browbeaten> [Brit ˈbraʊbiːt, Am ˈbraʊˌbit] VB trans

browbeat

intimidire

browbeat

intimorire

to browbeat sb into doing

costringere qn a fare or intimare a qn di fare

to browbeat sb into submission

intimare a qn la sottomissione or di sottomettersi

to browbeat sb into silence

ridurre qn al silenzio

Translations for browbeaten in the Italian»English Dictionary

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intimare a qn di fare

to browbeat or bully sb into doing, to summon sb to do sth

browbeaten in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for browbeaten in the English»Italian Dictionary

browbeat <browbeat, browbeaten> [ˈbraʊ·bi:t] VB trans

browbeat

intimidire

to browbeat sb into doing sth

costringere qu a fare qc

browbeaten Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to browbeat sb into doing sth

costringere qu a fare qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It should not be browbeaten by a court that cares nothing for this country or its people.

www.telegraph.co.uk

We were so browbeaten, it was such a sin.

www.independent.ie

She presents a woman whose physical ageing -- in her sixties she has a birdlike frailty -- has not diminishes the iron demeanour with which she rules her browbeaten household.

www.independent.co.uk

We will continue to do so to the best of our abilities, and we will not be browbeaten by anyone in our pursuit of this commitment.

www.theage.com.au

Sacrificing security -- and two years plus the browbeaten soul of the regular consumer is certainly that -- for opportunity doesn't make much sense for the operators either.

www.businesspost.ie

Won't the young barangay council member be browbeaten by his/her older colleagues?

opinion.inquirer.net

Diners complain that being browbeaten into paying service charge, sometimes as high as 20 per cent, is not fair, especially in the absence of a clear mandate from the government.

www.dnaindia.com

Meanwhile, home gardeners should decide for themselves what is or isn't a good plant and not be too browbeaten by fashion.

www.telegraph.co.uk

But after being hounded, shamed, browbeaten and finally persuaded by his elders, he recently made a remarkable transformation.

www.thehindu.com

I think women are browbeaten by all these articles saying you mustn't leave it too late.

www.irishexaminer.com