bullied in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bullied in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bully¹ <pl bullies> [Am ˈbʊli, Brit ˈbʊli] N (thug, tyrant)

bully

matón m / matona f

bully

bravucón m / bravucona f

the class bully

el matón or bravucón de la clase

II.bully¹ <bullies, bullying, bullied> [Am ˈbʊli, Brit ˈbʊli] VB trans

1. bully (in school, the workplace):

bully

acosar

bully

intimidar

bully

matonear LatAm inf

to bully sb into sth she bullied him into doing it

lo acosó hasta que lo hizo

2. bully (in an international or political context):

bully

matonear

bully² [Am ˈbʊli, Brit ˈbʊli] INTERJ

bully for you/him! dated

¡bravo!

bully³ [Am ˈbʊli, Brit ˈbʊli] N U Brit

bully → bully beef

See also bully beef

bully beef N U Brit inf

bully beef

corned beef m (carne de vaca en lata)

bully⁴ <pl bullies> [Am ˈbʊli, Brit ˈbʊli] N (in field hockey)

bully

bully m

bully

salida f

bully beef N U Brit inf

bully beef

corned beef m (carne de vaca en lata)

bully boy N

bully boy

matón m

bully boy

bravucón m

bully off VB [Am ˈbʊli -, Brit ˈbʊli -] (v + adv) (in field hockey)

bully off

sacar

bully-off [Am ˈbʊliɔf, ˈbʊliɑf, Brit ˈbʊlɪɒf] N (formerly, in hockey)

bully-off

bully m

bully-off

salida f

bully pulpit N Am

bully pulpit

tribuna f

Translations for bullied in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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guapetón (guapetona)

bully

bullied in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bullied in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bully [ˈbʊli] -ies -ie- N (person)

bully

matón(-ona) m (f)

II.bully [ˈbʊli] -ies -ie- VB trans

bully

intimidar

to bully sb into doing sth

intimidar a alguien para que haga algo

III.bully [ˈbʊli] -ies -ie- INTERJ inf

bully for you!

¡qué bien!

bully for you! iron

¡bravo!

bully beef N

bully beef

carne f de vaca enlatada

Translations for bullied in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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terne

bully

matón (-ona)

bully

guapo

bully

taita

bully

bullied Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to bully sb into doing sth

intimidar a alguien para que haga algo

bully for you!

¡qué bien!

bully for you! iron

¡bravo!

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This included feeling sad or anxious, fighting, being disobedient, restless, having a short concentration span, feeling shy or being bullied.

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It is now a pointless exercise, unwatched, unwanted, serviced by mostly blinkered, greedy chairman-bullied committees and played by mostly unknown foreign and second-rate mercenaries.

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During her life, she was bullied on, and wears headphones to block out all external sounds.

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She is sometimes bullied by other girls because they are jealous of her appearance and the attention she attracts from boys.

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When he entered public school at age 10, he was bullied and had fights, which led to his expulsion.

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At the same time, he is bullied and harassed for being a haole or foreigner.

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I was a different odd bod, also bullied - for my tallness!

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He was living in an assessment centre and was isolated, finding it difficult to make friends and being bullied, although he was popular with adults.

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Because of this, students thought she was just slacking off, and was bullied by them, leaving her traumatized and unwilling to go to high school.

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She is bullied and ostracized by the other students and is locked in a closet.

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