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1) General subject: admonish, argue into, assure, bring, bring home, bring home to, bring over, convince, convince (of) (в чем-л.), drive a nail home, drive it home to (в чем-л.; кого-л.), exhort, gain over, get (to get somebody to speak - заставить кого-либо выступить), induce, outtalk (кого-л. в чем-л.), prevail, prevail on, prevail upon, ram an argument home (кого-л.), ram it home, reason (в чем-л.), satisfy, talk down, talk into, talk over, win, drive home, gain over, prevail up, prevail upon, talk into, drive it home to (кого-л., в чем-л.), (кого-л.) prevail with (smb).2) Colloquial: twist someone's arm3) Mathematics: persuade4) Religion: urge5) Diplomatic term: (into) argue6) Psychology: win over8) Makarov: lead, fetch round, crack on (кого-л.), drive it home to (кого-л. в чем-л.) -
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1) General subject: bring pressure to bear, bring pressure to bear on (на кого-л.), bring pressure to bear upon (на кого-л.), crowd, enforce, exert, high-pressure, lobby, place pressure on (на кого-л.), place pressure upon (на кого-л.), pressurize, put pressure, put pressure upon (на кого-л.), apply the screws, press, put the screws on, bring pressure to bear upon (на кого-л.), put pressure upon (на кого-л.), put the screws on (нажим, на кого-л., тж.), subject someone to stress, pressure2) Colloquial: strong-arm3) Literal: put the screw on4) Military: apply pressure ( on, to), exert pressure (on, to), maintain pressure, put pressure (on) (на)5) Mathematics: deliver pressure, exert pressure (against, on, upon)6) Law: bias, bring to bear7) Diplomatic term: bring pressure, push, (на кого-л.) put the heat on, (на кого-л.) turn the heat on8) Politics: bring pressure on9) Jargon: (на кого-л.) squeeze10) Oil: put pressure on11) Mass media: build pressure, generate pressure, impose pressure, inject( some more) pressure12) Makarov: bring pressure to bear on (smb.) (на кого-л.), exert a pressure, thrust, twist arm (на кого-л.), use undue influence on (на кого-л.), exert pressure13) Marketology: exert undue influence on somebody (на кого-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > оказывать давление
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twist someone's arm — twist (someone s) arm to persuade someone to do something that they do not want to do. He might help us with the painting if you twist his arm. Have a cream cake? Oh, go on then, if you twist my arm. (humorous) … New idioms dictionary
twist someone's arm — If you twist someone s arm, you put pressure on them to try to make them do what you want them to do … The small dictionary of idiomes
twist someone's arm — ► twist someone s arm informal forcefully persuade someone to do something that they are reluctant to do. Main Entry: ↑twist … English terms dictionary
twist someone's arm — (informal) PRESSURIZE, coerce, force; persuade; informal lean on, bulldoze, railroad, put the screws on. → twist * * * informal persuade someone to do something that they are or might be reluctant to do * * * twist someone s arm see ↑twist … Useful english dictionary
twist someone's arm — If you twist someone s arm, you put pressure on them to try to make them do what you want them to do. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** If you twist someone s arm, you make them do something, without using physical force. He didn t… … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
twist someone's arm — idi twist someone s arm, to use force or coercion on someone … From formal English to slang
twist someone's arm — I didn t want to go with them, but Hazel twisted my arm Syn: pressurize someone, coerce someone, force someone; persuade someone; informal lean on someone, browbeat someone, strong arm someone, bulldoze someone, railroad someone, put the screws… … Thesaurus of popular words
twist someone's arm — 1) to pull someone s arm behind their back and force it upwards in order to stop them escaping or to hurt them 2) informal to persuade someone to do something that they do not want to do I wasn t going to come, but George twisted my arm … English dictionary
twist someone’s arm — tv. to pressure someone. □ I had to twist her arm a little, but she agreed. □ Do I have to twist your arm, or will you cooperate? … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
twist someone's arm — verb To coerce, force, or cajole. They had to twist his arm, but they got him to join the project … Wiktionary
twist someone's arm — informal forcefully persuade someone to do something that they are reluctant to do. → twist … English new terms dictionary