How is the word istismar translated from Turkish to English

Birine karşı acımasız veya şiddetli davranış.

Cruel or violent treatment of someone.

noun
English translation
Abuse

Examples with “istismar”

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  • Hayır kurumu çocukları istismardan koruyor. The charity protects children from abuse.

  • Müdür olarak gücünü kötüye kullandı. He abused his power as a manager.

  • Yardım hattı her gün istismar bildirimleri alıyor. The hotline receives reports of abuse every day.

  • Sahte hesaplar açarak ücretsiz denemeyi kötüye kullanma. Don't abuse the free trial by making fake accounts.

  • Hayvan istismarı yasalarla cezalandırılır. Animal abuse is punished by law.

  • Müşterilerinin güvenini kötüye kullanan şirketler onları hızla kaybeder. Companies that abuse their customers' trust lose them fast.

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FAQ about “istismar”

How is “istismar” translated from Turkish?
“istismar” translates into English as “Abuse”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “istismar” mean?
Meaning of “istismar”: Birine karşı acımasız veya şiddetli davranış. In English — “Abuse”.
What part of speech is “istismar”?
“istismar” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “istismar”?
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