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f intimidation; durch Drohung: browbeating* * *die Einschüchterungintimidation* * *Ein|schüch|te|rungf -, -enintimidation* * ** * *Ein·schüch·te·rung<-, -en>f intimidation, browbeating* * ** * *f.intimidation n. -
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4 Nötigung
f1. JUR. constraint, duress2. geh. constraint, coercion3. urging; (Zwang) forcing, compelling* * *die Nötigungduress; needfulness; constraint; necessitation* * *Nö|ti|gung ['nøːtigʊŋ]f -, -en(= Zwang) compulsion; (JUR) coercionNö́tigung zum Diebstahl — coercion to commit theft
sexuelle Nö́tigung — sexual assault
* * *Nö·ti·gung<-, -en>f1. (Zwang) compulsion, coerciondie gut gemeinten, aber lästigen \Nötigungen des Gastgebers, noch mehr zu trinken the host's well-intended but tiresome entreaties that we drink some more* * *die; Nötigung, Nötigungen (bes. Rechtsspr.) intimidation; coercion* * *Nötigung f1. JUR constraint, duress2. geh constraint, coercion3. urging; (Zwang) forcing, compelling* * *die; Nötigung, Nötigungen (bes. Rechtsspr.) intimidation; coercion* * *-en f.constraint n.duress n.necessitation n.needfulness n. -
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m psychological blackmail* * *Psy|cho|ter|ror ['psyːço-]mpsychological terror* * *Psy·cho·ter·rorm (fam) psychological terror* * *der psychological intimidation* * *Psychoterror m psychological blackmail* * *der psychological intimidation -
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m; -s, kein Pl.1. (Terrorismus) terrorism, act(s Pl.) of terror, terror; das ist der reinste Terror umg. that’s terror tactics, that’s pure blackmail3. (große Angst) (blind) terror4. umg. (Streit) quarrel(l)ing, fighting (state of) strife; bei denen zu Hause ist immer Terror at home they are always fighting ( oder at each other’s throats)5. umg. (Ärger) fuss, uproar, stink; Terror machen go wild, raise hell; mach keinen Terror! there’s no need to make ( oder kick up) such a fuss, (please) don’t go over the top like that!, Am. auch keep your shirt on!* * *der Terrorterror* * *Tẹr|ror ['tɛroːɐ]m -s, no plterror; (= Terrorismus) terrorism; (= Terrorherrschaft) reign of terror; (= brutale Einschüchterung) intimidation; (= Belästigung) menaceorganisierter Terror — organized terrorism/intimidation
Terror machen (inf) — to raise hell (inf)
* * *Ter·ror<-s>[ˈtɛro:ɐ̯]1. (terroristische Aktivitäten) terrorism2. (Furcht und Schrecken) terrordie Verbreitung von \Terror the spreading of terror3. (Schreckensregime) reign of terrorblutiger \Terror terror and bloodletting\Terror machen to make a huge fuss* * *der; Terrors1) terrorism no art.2) (ugs.): (Zank u. Streit) troubleTerror machen — raise hell (coll.)
* * *das ist der reinste Terror umg that’s terror tactics, that’s pure blackmail3. (große Angst) (blind) terror4. umg (Streit) quarrel(l)ing, fighting (state of) strife;bei denen zu Hause ist immer Terror at home they are always fighting ( oder at each other’s throats)5. umg (Ärger) fuss, uproar, stink;Terror machen go wild, raise hell;mach keinen Terror! there’s no need to make ( oder kick up) such a fuss, (please) don’t go over the top like that!, US auch keep your shirt on!* * *der; Terrors1) terrorism no art.2) (ugs.): (Zank u. Streit) troubleTerror machen — raise hell (coll.)
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Ein·schüch·te·rungs·ver·such mattempt to intimidate [or at intimidation];Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Einschüchterungsversuch
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plattempts at intimidation
См. также в других словарях:
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intimidation — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ physical, psychological, verbal ▪ voter ▪ There were signs of voting fraud and voter intimidation. VERB + INTIMIDATION ▪ … Collocations dictionary
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