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intimidate [ɪnˈtɪmɪdeɪt] VB trans

intimidate

zastraszać [perf zastraszyć]

to be intimidated by the amount of work fig

być przerażonym ilością pracy

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Landowners resort policemen to drive and intimidate landless populations from their properties. en.wikipedia.org

He denied that such referrals were intended to intimidate scholars. en.wikipedia.org

As they passed each other she formed her mouth as if to say something but appeared intimidated by two black-coated men who followed her. en.wikipedia.org

Short could not be intimidated, and refused, saying that any protection his saloon needed, he would provide himself. en.wikipedia.org

The modest sentence may have reflected a finding that they did not intimidate settlers and that their employees were at work removing the fences. en.wikipedia.org

It was a surprise for everyone, especially for the regime, that the opposition was not intimidated at once. en.wikipedia.org

The jury was intimidated and they escaped unscathed. en.wikipedia.org

The government's heightened paranoia during this time was such that they intimidated those who even thought of challenging the president's government policies. en.wikipedia.org

Other witnesses later told of being intimidated by the police. en.wikipedia.org

This act so intimidated the rest that they fled round the side of the hill, and the position was won. en.wikipedia.org

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