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Значения термина terrorise на английском

португальский
horripilar
каталонский
abasardar
испанский
aterrar

Fill with terror; frighten greatly.

        horripilar
        Использование термина terrorise на английском
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        Beheadings, crucifixions and mass shootings have been used to terrorise their enemies.
        BBC
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        These kids are used by dadas to terrorise the residents of Calcutta.
        The Guardian
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        It thought it was going to terrorise my children but they fought back.
        Venus In Copper
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        Many domestic abusers terrorise, injure and psychologically maim partners and children.
        The Irish Times
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        Modern day pirates wield AK47 assault rifles and machetes to terrorise their victims.
        The Guardian
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        This is their defence: we must terrorise this village in order to save it.
        The Guardian
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        It is simple: You do what any normal goose would do and terrorise people.
        The South African
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        This means that you can play with a friend and terrorise the village together.
        The South African
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        Venice has suffered particularly from this ape-like impulse to hurt and terrorise enemy non-combatants.
        War and the Future: Italy, France and Britain at War
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        Nish had been taken in by a trick to terrorise apprentices and unwanted visitors.
        Geomancer (Well of Echoes)
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        But the Touré who can terrorise did make one appearance.
        The Guardian
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        He will come back to terrorise you, perhaps to seek revenge for imaginary wrongs.
        The Stowmarket Mystery; Or, A Legacy of Hate
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        The explosives do not just maim or kill, they terrorise people and animals alike.
        The Irish Times
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        She is allowed to expropriate Palestinian land with impunity, and to terrorise a captive population.
        The Irish Times
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        We can use words to cut people apart and to insult them and terrorise them.
        The Irish Times
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        They terrorise people and animals; they cause horrific injuries.
        The Irish Times
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        Translations for terrorise
        португальский
        horripilaraterrorizar
        каталонский
        abasardaraterriresfereir
        Terrorise через время