dragoon
dra
dræ
drā
goon
ˈgu:n
goon
British pronunciation
/dɹæɡˈuːn/

Definición y significado de "dragoon"en inglés

to dragoon
01

obligar

to pressure someone into doing something through intimidation or threats
Ditransitive: to dragoon sb into sth
to dragoon definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
The dictator dragooned the opposition into submission through fear and intimidation.
El dictador obligó a la oposición a someterse mediante el miedo y la intimidación.
Unscrupulous employers sometimes attempt to dragoon workers into accepting unfavorable conditions.
Los empleadores sin escrúpulos a veces intentan obligar a los trabajadores a aceptar condiciones desfavorables.
02

dragoonar, someter mediante la fuerza militar

to subjugate or persecute a population or group by employing military force
Transitive: to dragoon a population or group
example
Ejemplos
The colonial power dragooned the indigenous population, forcing them into labor camps.
El poder colonial reclutó a la fuerza a la población indígena, obligándolos a entrar en campos de trabajo.
Throughout history, oppressive regimes have dragooned minority communities.
A lo largo de la historia, los regímenes opresivos han reclutado a la fuerza a las comunidades minoritarias.
Dragoon
01

a soldier belonging to a European military unit historically made up of heavily armed cavalrymen

example
Ejemplos
The dragoon charged across the battlefield with his saber raised.
Dragoons were often deployed for reconnaissance and rapid attacks.
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