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accost

/əˈkɒst/

Перевод: Подойти и заговорить с кем-либо дерзко или агрессивно, часто нежелательным или устрашающим образом.

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/əˈkɒst/C1formal
  • ruПодойти и заговорить с кем-либо дерзко или агрессивно, часто нежелательным или устрашающим образом.

To approach and speak to someone boldly or aggressively, often in a way that is unwanted or intimidating.

  1. B2formal

    To approach and speak to someone boldly or aggressively, often in a public place.

    ruПодойти и заговорить

    • A stranger accosted her on the street asking for directions.
    • The journalist accosted the politician outside the building.
    • He was accosted by a beggar near the station.

    Синонимыaddressapproachbuttonholeconfrontcornergreethaltsolicitstopwaylay

  2. Approach for sexual solicitationC1formal

    To approach someone with an offer of sexual favors, often in a public place.

    ruПриставать с предложением интимных услуг

    • The police arrested a man for accosting women in the park.
    • She felt uncomfortable when a man accosted her at the bar.
    • The law prohibits accosting people for prostitution.

    Синонимыpropositionsolicit

Формы
  • accosted past participle
  • accosted past simple
  • accosting present participle
  • accosts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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