How is the word intimider translated from French to English

Effrayer quelqu'un pour qu'il obéisse ou renonce.

To frighten someone so they obey or give up.

verb
English translation
intimidate

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  • Ils ont tenté d'intimider le témoin. They tried to intimidate the witness.

  • Le bruit fort risque d'intimider les enfants. The loud noise might intimidate the children.

  • Ne laisse pas la foule t'intimider. Don't let the crowd intimidate you.

  • A-t-il essayé de t'intimider pendant la réunion ? Did he try to intimidate you during the meeting?

  • Les entraîneurs qui crient intimident les jeunes joueurs. Loud coaches intimidate young players.

  • N'intimide pas tes camarades avec ce ton. Please don't intimidate your classmates with your tone.

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FAQ about “intimider”

How is “intimider” translated from French?
“intimider” translates into English as “intimidate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “intimider” mean?
Meaning of “intimider”: Effrayer quelqu'un pour qu'il obéisse ou renonce. In English — “intimidate”.
What part of speech is “intimider”?
“intimider” is a verb.
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