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1 tyrannize
[ˈtɪ-] verbto rule or treat (a person or people) cruelly and unjustly:يَسْتَبِدُّ، يَظْلُم، يَطْغىHe tyrannizes his family.
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2 быть тираном в семье
Makarov: tyrannize familyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > быть тираном в семье
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3 деспотически подавлять свою семью
Makarov: tyrannize familyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > деспотически подавлять свою семью
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4 тиранить свою семью
Makarov: tyrannize familyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > тиранить свою семью
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5 тиранствовать в семье
Makarov: tyrannize familyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > тиранствовать в семье
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6 tyrannisieren
v/t tyrannize, oppress; fig. tyrannize, bully s.o.; von seinen Mitschülern tyrannisiert werden be bullied by one’s fellow pupils* * *to bully; to domineer; to browbeat; to tyrannize* * *ty|ran|ni|sie|ren [tyrani'ziːrən] ptp tyrannisiertvtto tyrannize* * *1) (to rule or treat (a person or people) cruelly and unjustly: He tyrannizes his family.) tyrannize2) (to rule or treat (a person or people) cruelly and unjustly: He tyrannizes his family.) tyrannise* * *tyrannisieren *vt▪ jdn \tyrannisieren to tyrannize sb* * *transitives Verb tyrannize* * *von seinen Mitschülern tyrannisiert werden be bullied by one’s fellow pupils* * *transitives Verb tyrannize* * *v.to browbeat v.(§ p.,p.p.: browbeat, browbeaten)to domineer v.to tyrannise (UK) v.to tyrannize (US) v.
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