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Significats de bring to heel en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "bring to heel".
Ús de bring to heel en anglès
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But you can bring to heel companies that are having a malign impact on your democracy.
The Guardian
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Yang's comments hinted, however, that Beijing has little confidence that it can bring to heel North Korea.
Reuters
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Sometimes a pet, no matter how faithful, needed to be brought to heel.
Shadow's son
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Ethiopia was brought to heel, and Italy is still afloat financially.
The Tyranny Of Words
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He needed to be brought to heel at the boot of the elected officials.
Consent to kill: a thriller
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McCreevy's view is that the ASTI is now controlled by militants who must be brought to heel.
The Irish Times
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And we were. The big difference this time is that Victoria will not be brought to heel.
The Guardian
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Of the rebels being brought to heel.
Knife of dreams
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Back then some, not the majority, thought we were outrageously irresponsible and had to be brought to heel.
The Guardian
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A week and the thing is done, the rebels brought to heel, and I can go to Normandie.
Tuck
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But she urged doing so cautiously to avoid reigniting the outbreak just as it was being brought to heel.
Reuters
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But like old Labour in the 90s, they are being brought to heel by the irresistible promise of power.
The Guardian
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'And is he nothing more than a damned pup to be brought to heel?'
Forge of Darkness
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His exploits are entertainment far and wide, which is why we wanted him brought to heel in the first place.
The spirit thief
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There can be no talk of lifting sanctions until Russia is brought to heel and persuaded to comply with international rules.
The Guardian
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If the majority protests it is because the majority is imbecile or corrupt; in either case, it deserves to be brought to heel.
The French Revolution - Volume 3