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strong-arm

/ˈstrɒŋ.ɑːm/

Traduction: Qualifie des actions ou des méthodes qui impliquent le recours à la force, à l'intimidation ou à la coercition pour atteindre un objectif., Verbe signifiant contraindre ou forcer quelqu'un à faire quelque chose en usant de la force, de l'intimidation ou de pressions.

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adjective

/ˈstrɒŋ.ɑːm/C1formalpolitical
  • frQualifie des actions ou des méthodes qui impliquent le recours à la force, à l'intimidation ou à la coercition pour atteindre un objectif.

Describes actions or methods that involve the use of force, intimidation, or coercion to achieve a goal.

  1. Using physical force or intimidationB2informal

    Impelled by physical force, especially against resistance; involving or characterized by the use of force or threats.

    frPar la force ou l'intimidation

    • The company used strong-arm tactics to force the employees to accept the new contract.
    • He was known for his strong-arm methods of collecting debts.
    • The gang employed strong-arm techniques to control the neighborhood.

    Synonymesaggressivebullyingcoerciveforcefulforcibleheavy-handedhigh-pressureintimidatingthreateningviolent

    Antonymesgentlenonviolentpeacefulpersuasive

Formes
  • more strong-arm comparative form
  • most strong-arm superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈstrɒŋ ɑːrm/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant contraindre ou forcer quelqu'un à faire quelque chose en usant de la force, de l'intimidation ou de pressions.

A verb meaning to use force, intimidation, or coercion to make someone do something.

  1. Handle roughlyB2informal

    To treat someone or something in a rough or forceful manner.

    frMalmener

    • The bouncer strong-armed the unruly customer out of the club.
    • He strong-armed the door open when it got stuck.
    • The police were accused of strong-arming protesters during the demonstration.

    Synonymesbullycoerceforceintimidatemanhandlemusclepush aroundrough up

  2. Be bossy towardsB2informal

    To dominate or intimidate someone into doing what you want, often using aggressive persuasion.

    frFaire pression sur

    • The manager strong-armed his team into accepting the new schedule.
    • She strong-armed her friends into going to the movie she wanted to see.
    • He tried to strong-arm me into agreeing with his plan.

    Synonymesboss aroundbrowbeatbulldozebullycoerceintimidatepressurepush aroundsteamroller

    Antonymescajolecoaxenticepersuadeurge

  3. Use physical force againstB2informal

    To coerce or compel someone using physical strength or threats.

    frfaire pression physiquement

    • The thugs strong-armed the shopkeeper into paying protection money.
    • They strong-armed their way past the security guard.
    • The kidnappers strong-armed the victim into the van.

    Synonymesbrowbeatbulldozebullycoerceforceintimidatemenacemusclepressuresteamrollerthreaten

Formes
  • strong-armed past participle
  • strong-armed past simple
  • strong-arming present participle
  • strong-arms third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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