intimidated

• Describe el sentimiento de miedo o nerviosismo causado por estar en una situación con alguien o algo que resulta más poderoso o imponente, o por sentirse incapaz ante algo.

Describes a feeling of being frightened or nervous because you are in a situation with someone or something that is more powerful or impressive than you.

1. Feeling frightened or nervousB2formal

   Feeling less confident, frightened, or nervous because of someone or something that seems powerful or threatening.

   intimidado

   • She felt intimidated by the size of the crowd.
   • He was too intimidated to speak up during the meeting.
   • The new employee felt intimidated by her experienced colleagues.

   Sinónimosabashedalarmeddauntedfrightenednervousoverawedscaredunnerved

   Antónimosassuredboldconfidentfearlessundaunted

• Verbo utilizado para referirse a la acción de asustar o amenazar a alguien, generalmente para lograr que haga lo que uno quiere.

A verb used to indicate the act of frightening or threatening someone, usually to make them do what you want.

1. Frighten or threatenB2formal

   To make someone feel frightened or nervous, especially to force them into doing something.

   Intimidar

   • The bully tried to intimidate the younger students.
   • She felt intimidated by the large crowd at the interview.
   • They used threats to intimidate the witness into silence.

   Sinónimosbrowbeatbullycowdauntfrightenmenaceoverawescareterrifythreaten

   Antónimoscomfortemboldenencouragereassure

2. Overawe or dauntB2formal

   To make someone feel less confident or less likely to do something by being impressive or powerful.

   Intimidar, amedrentar

   • The size of the task intimidated him at first.
   • Her reputation as an expert intimidated the other candidates.
   • Don't let the complexity of the project intimidate you.

   Sinónimosbrowbeatbullycowdauntdeterdisheartendismayfrightenoverawescareunnerve

   Antónimoscomfortemboldenencourageinspirereassure