Traducciones de „browbeat“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

browbeat <-beat, -beaten> [ˈbraʊbi:t] V. trans.

browbeat

zastraszać [perf zastraszyć]

to browbeat sb into doing sth

zmuszać [perf zmusić] kogoś do zrobienia czegoś

Ejemplos de uso para browbeat

to browbeat sb into doing sth

zmuszać [perf zmusić] kogoś do zrobienia czegoś

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Go ahead and browbeat the sender for forcing their proprietary standards on you.

www.lifehacker.com.au

Constitutionality is a stick to exclusively browbeat the security establishment.

nation.com.pk

Beyond the sheer novelty of the idea, the party is also able to browbeat voters into voting to support a "first".

thesouthern.com

Then he met a foe he couldn't browbeat or explain away.

www.latimes.com

I don't know her personal circumstances but in mine we had a conservative brother browbeating my sisters into this.

www.thestar.com

She resisted the temptation to over-indicate an emotion (an acting no-no but generally accepted in the world of sitcoms) or browbeat a joke.

deadspin.com

Wherever you look, exclusion is the mantra; intolerance is the watchword; and banning, bullying and browbeating, the operating principles.

www.hindustantimes.com

If you don't regulate, you can always browbeat these behemoths into doing something, suggesteth the latter.

rabble.ca

Snowplow parents may go to great lengths to see children get perfect grades, from helping with homework to browbeating teachers.

national.deseretnews.com

They engage lawyers who browbeat such judges so that those judges, in order to avoid unpleasantness, recuse themselves from hearing the case.

www.thehindu.com