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Meanings of
pressurise
in anglès
català
pressionar
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Increase the pressure in or of.
supercharge
pressurize
depressurize
depressurise
català
pressionar
Usage of
pressurise
in anglès
1
They held the ball inside their own half and allowed Dublin to
pressurise
them.
2
It happened when the Government attempted to
pressurise
the banks into reducing their lending rates.
3
Customers will
pressurise
bar owners not to serve Travellers.
4
More than 20 groups have joined forces to
pressurise
the Government into putting greater emphasis on environmental policy.
5
They know you're more likely to
pressurise
your kids to buy certain toys than the other way round.
6
They emit no exhaust fumes, although fossil fuels are used to produce the hydrogen and to
pressurise
it.
7
That is why Turkey is heading the latest efforts to
pressurise
the Assad regime against killing Syrian civilians.
8
They must not
pressurise
customers into repaying their debt within an unreasonably short period of time, the FCA said.
9
The subsequent penalty allowed Edinburgh to
pressurise
the Ulster line but they failed to come away with any points.
10
Offers advertised for a limited period, often over bank holidays, were used to
pressurise
shoppers into making instant purchases.
11
Before the march Rajagopal had told the Guardian that his intention was not to
"
pressurise
"
the government.
12
They can
pressurise
the government.
13
Westmeath did
pressurise
the Offaly rearguard early in the second half, but the goal the home team needed never came.
14
The INLA announcement will also
pressurise
the Continuity IRA, the only group not on a ceasefire, to end its campaign.
15
Speaking to the BBC's Pratiksha Ghildial about his victory and playing style, he admitted he liked to
pressurise
his opponents.
16
In order to offset the judgments of others, they often
pressurise
their children to bring home the good school report card.
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pressurise
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
pressurise the government
pressurise bar
pressurise customers
pressurise shoppers
pressurise staff
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Translations for
pressurise
català
pressionar
sobrecarregar
Pressurise
through the time