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terrorise

/ˈtɛr.ə.raɪz/

Перевод: Глагол, означающий создавать или вызывать состояние крайнего страха или запугивания, часто с помощью угроз или актов насилия.

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verb

/ˈtɛr.ə.raɪz/C1formalbritish
  • ruГлагол, означающий создавать или вызывать состояние крайнего страха или запугивания, часто с помощью угроз или актов насилия.

A verb meaning to create or cause a state of extreme fear or intimidation, often through threats or acts of violence.

  1. Coerce by violence or threatsB2formal

    To force someone to do something by using violent actions or making threats.

    ruЗапугивать

    • The gang terrorised the local shopkeepers into paying protection money.
    • He was terrorised into signing the false confession.
    • The regime terrorised its citizens into submission.

    Синонимыbrowbeatbulldozebullycoercecowintimidatemenacestrong-armthreaten

    Антонимыcomfortencouragepersuadereassure

  2. Fill with terror; frighten greatlyB2formal

    To cause someone to feel extreme fear or dread.

    ruТерроризировать

    • The thought of the upcoming exam terrorised the students.
    • The bully terrorised the younger children on the playground.
    • The horror movie terrorised the audience.

    Синонимыalarmappallfrightenhorrifypanicpetrifyscareshockstartleterrify

    Антонимыcalmcomfortreassuresoothe

Формы
  • terrorised past participle
  • terrorised past simple
  • terrorising present participle
  • terrorises third person singular