Pesquisar
to intimidate
01
intimidar, amedrontar
to make someone feel afraid or nervous
Transitive: to intimidate sb
02
intimidar, ameçar
to force or discourage someone from doing something through the use of threats or fear
Transitive: to intimidate sb into sth
intimidate
v
intimidated
adj
intimidated
adj
intimidating
adj
intimidating
adj
intimidation
n
intimidation
n
Exemplo
The boss's stern demeanor intimidated the employees during meetings.
The large group of bullies intimidated the smaller kids on the playground.
The teacher's strict demeanor intimidated the students into behaving well.
The police officer's presence intimidated the suspect, leading to a confession of the crime.
The aggressive driver intimidated other motorists by tailgating and honking loudly.
