Traducciones de „ostracise“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

ostracise V. trans. ingl. brit.

ostracise → ostracize

Véase también: ostracize

ostracize, ostracise ingl. brit. [ˈɒstrəsaɪz, ingl. am. ˈɑ:strə-] V. trans.

ostracize

bojkotować [perf z-] towarzysko

to ostracize sb

przestać kogoś akceptować

he was ostracized by the whole team

cały zespół odwrócił się do niego plecami

his family ostracized him

dla rodziny przestał istnieć

ostracize, ostracise ingl. brit. [ˈɒstrəsaɪz, ingl. am. ˈɑ:strə-] V. trans.

ostracize

bojkotować [perf z-] towarzysko

to ostracize sb

przestać kogoś akceptować

he was ostracized by the whole team

cały zespół odwrócił się do niego plecami

his family ostracized him

dla rodziny przestał istnieć

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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As children, we've learnt that it's okay to ostracise some people who live on the fringes of our lives like animals.

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Is it to ostracise those with opposing opinions?

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The verb "verfemen" is in current use and means to ostracise, i.e. by public opinion rather than formal legal proceeding.

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They were all redheads; it was better and safer to pre-emptively ostracise themselves by sticking together.

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There's no doubt that activity in the area could ostracise wildlife.

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The way they make themselves feel powerful is to ostracise other people.

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However, rather than ostracise ourselves from the connected society, single use technology provides us with some middle ground.

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There was an excuse to ostracise and bully.

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But the internet's global village has brought back the community's power to shame and ostracise, now multiplied on a much vaster scale.

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Future group members could then use the information to exclude, or ostracise, a suspect participant from the group before making their next financial choices.

www.telegraph.co.uk