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molest

/məˈlɛst/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant importuner, harceler ou s'immiscer dans les affaires de quelqu'un, ainsi qu'avoir un contact sexuel non désiré.

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/məˈlɛst/C1formallegal
  • frVerbe signifiant importuner, harceler ou s'immiscer dans les affaires de quelqu'un, ainsi qu'avoir un contact sexuel non désiré.

A verb meaning to bother, annoy, or interfere with someone, or to engage in unwanted sexual contact.

  1. Sexually assault or harassB2formal

    To harm or harass someone sexually, often through unwanted physical contact or indecent advances.

    frAgression sexuelle

    • He was arrested for molesting a minor.
    • The defendant was found guilty of molesting his neighbor.
    • She testified that her boss tried to molest her at work.

    Synonymesabuseassaultfondlegropeharassrapeviolate

  2. Annoy or disturb persistentlyB1formal

    To bother, pester, or irritate someone repeatedly over time.

    frimportuner

    • Flies molested the picnic guests all afternoon.
    • He molested his little brother with endless teasing.
    • Street vendors molested tourists for money.

    Synonymesannoybadgerbotherharassharryhoundpesterplaguetormentvex

    Antonymesassistcomfortconsoledelightgratifyhelppleasereassuresatisfysoothe

Formes
  • molested past participle
  • molested past simple
  • molesting present participle
  • molests third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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