bully

bully
'buli
1. plural - bullies; noun
(a person who hurts or frightens other, weaker people: The fat boy was a bully at school.) matón

2. verb
(to act like a bully towards.) intimidar
bully1 n matón
the school bully el matón del colegio
El plural de bully se escribe bullies
bully2 vb intimidar
don't bully your little brother! ¡no intimides a tu hermanito!
El pasado y participio pasado de bully se escribe bullied; el gerundio se escribe bullying
bully
tr['bʊlɪ]
adjective
1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL estupendo,-a
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
bully for you! familiar ¡pues fíjate!
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bully
tr['bʊlɪ]
noun (pl bullies)
1 SMALLSPORT/SMALL (hockey) saque nombre masculino inicial
intransitive verb (pt & pp bullied, ger bullying)
1 SMALLSPORT/SMALL (hockey) hacer el saque inicial
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bully
tr['bʊlɪ]
noun (pl bullies)
1 matón,-ona
transitive verb (pt & pp bullied, ger bullying)
1 (intimidate) intimidar, atemorizar
2 (force, coerce) coaccionar
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to bully somebody into doing something coaccionar a alguien para que haga algo
■ they bullied him into going lo coaccionaron para que se fuera
bully ['bʊli] vt, -lied ; -lying : intimidar, amendrentar, mangonear
bully n, pl -lies : matón m ; bravucón m , -cona f
bully
adj.
• de lo mejor adj.
• excelente adj.
n.
• abusador s.m.
• acuchillador s.m.
• baladrón s.m.
• braveador, -ora s.m.,f.
• espadachín s.m.
• fanfarrón s.m.
• guapetón s.m.
• guapo s.m.
• hampón s.m.
• jaque s.m.
• jaquetón s.m.
• majo s.m.
• matachín s.m.
• matamoros s.m.
• matasiete s.m.
• matón s.m.
• pendenciero s.m.
• perdonavidas s.m.
• plantista s.m.,f.
• terne s.m.
v.
• atormentar v.
• baladronear v.
• bravear v.
• fanfarronear v.
• fastidiar v.
• intimidar v.
• roncar v.

I 'bʊli
noun (pl -lies)
a) c (thug, tyrant) matón, -tona m,f, bravucón, -cona m,f
b) c (in field hockey) bully m, salida f

II
-lies, -lying, -lied transitive verb intimidar, matonear (AmL fam)

to bully somebody into something: she bullied him into doing it — lo acosó hasta que lo hizo

Phrasal Verbs:

III
interjection

bully for you/him! — (dated or iro) bravo!


I ['bʊlɪ]
1. N
1) (=person) matón(-ona) m / f , peleón(-ona) m / f
2) (Brit) (Hockey) (also: bully-off) saque m
2.
VT (also: bully around) intimidar

to bully sb into doing sth — intimidar a algn para que haga algo


II * ['bʊlɪ]
1.
ADJ † (=first-rate) de primera
2.
EXCL

bully for you! — ¡bravo!


III
* ['bʊlɪ]
N (Mil) (also: bully beef) carne f de vaca conservada en lata
* * *

I ['bʊli]
noun (pl -lies)
a) c (thug, tyrant) matón, -tona m,f, bravucón, -cona m,f
b) c (in field hockey) bully m, salida f

II
-lies, -lying, -lied transitive verb intimidar, matonear (AmL fam)

to bully somebody into something: she bullied him into doing it — lo acosó hasta que lo hizo

Phrasal Verbs:

III
interjection

bully for you/him! — (dated or iro) bravo!


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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