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C1someone whohurtsorfrightenssomeoneelse, often over aperiodoftime, and oftenforcingthem to do something that they do notwantto do: You're just abigbully!你欺负人! Teachers usuallyknowwho the bullies are in aclass.教师通常知道班上的恶霸学生都是谁。 - Ittakescouragetostandup to a bully.
- He was one of thoseschoolbullies whotyrannizedthewholeplayground.
- Don't be such a bully - if she doesn'twantto come with us, she doesn't have to.
- Theplaygroundbully used to takeourdinnermoneyoff us.
- Themanagementteamshouldstopactinglike bullies andtrytodiscusstheproblemwith usreasonably.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesTreating people or animals badly - a raw dealidiom
- abuser
- anti-harassment
- at the hands ofsomeoneidiom
- batten
- batten onsomeone
- ill-treatment
- ill-used
- impose
- inflict
- infliction
- prey
- prey onsomething
- putsomeonethroughsomething
- put upon
- tyrannize
- tyranny
- uncared for
- use
- victimization
See more results » C1tohurtorfrightensomeone, often over aperiodoftime, and oftenforcingthatpersonto do something they do notwantto do: Oursurveyindicatesthat one in fourchildrenis bullied atschool.我们的调查表明,有四分之一的孩子在学校受人欺负。 Don'tletanyone bully youintodoing something you don'twantto do.别让任何人胁迫你做你不愿做的事情。 - He has astrongpersonality, but don'tlethim bully you.
- Don't be bullied,learntostandup for yourself and what youbelievein.
- It isimportantthat youreportit to theteacherif youseeanyone being bullied.
- He bullied me into getting thesurgerydone, and I'mgladnow that he did.
- When you are bullied, it candestroyyourself-esteem.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesTreating people or animals badly - a raw dealidiom
- abuser
- anti-harassment
- at the hands ofsomeoneidiom
- batten
- batten onsomeone
- ill-treatment
- ill-used
- impose
- inflict
- infliction
- prey
- prey onsomething
- putsomeonethroughsomething
- put upon
- tyrannize
- tyranny
- uncared for
- use
- victimization
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: (Definition ofbullyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)C1someone whohurtsorfrightenssomeone who issmalleror lesspowerful, oftenforcingthem to do something that they do notwantto do 恃强凌弱者,以大欺小者You're just abigbully!你欺负人! Teachers usuallyknowwho the bullies are in aclass.教师通常知道班上的恶霸学生都是谁。 - Ittakescouragetostandup to a bully.
- He was one of thoseschoolbullies whotyrannizedthewholeplayground.
- Don't be such a bully - if she doesn'twantto come with us, she doesn't have to.
- Theplaygroundbully used to takeourdinnermoneyoff us.
- Themanagementteamshouldstopactinglike bullies andtrytodiscusstheproblemwith usreasonably.
C1tohurtorfrightensomeone who issmalleror lesspowerfulthan you, oftenforcingthatpersonto do something they do notwantto do 伤害;胁迫;欺负,欺凌Oursurveyindicatesthat one in fourchildrenis bullied atschool.我们的调查表明,有四分之一的孩子在学校受人欺负。 Don'tletanyone bully youintodoing something you don'twantto do.别让任何人胁迫你做你不愿做的事情。 - He has astrongpersonality, but don'tlethim bully you.
- Don't be bullied,learntostandup for yourself and what youbelievein.
- It isimportantthat youreportit to theteacherif youseeanyone being bullied.
- He bullied me into getting thesurgerydone, and I'mgladnow that he did.
- When you are bullied, it candestroyyourself-esteem.
bully| American Dictionarytothreatentohurtsomeone, oftenfrighteningthatpersoninto doing something: Hemanagedto bully her into giving him hercar. apersonwhothreatenstohurtsomeone, oftenforcingthatpersonto do something: Teachers usuallyknowwho the bullies are in aclass. (Definition ofbullyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)Examplesofbullybully Composite scores for the items relating to teasing and bullying at each time point were created, with scores of 0-2.From theCambridge English Corpus A vocal lot, they said that they would not be bullied by anyone.From theCambridge English Corpus Also, like battery chickens they also have their beaks removed to prevent them bullying and pecking other chickens.From theCambridge English Corpus A child who bullies others and steals from department stores has a social problem.From theCambridge English Corpus In general, individuals who had been identified as childhood victims of bullying were functioning adequately as young adults and did not experience serious maladjustment.From theCambridge English Corpus Ninety-six percent (212/220) of doctors reported being bullied by more than one person.From theCambridge English Corpus My seventh grader bullies or is cruel or mean to others.From theCambridge English Corpus With precious few exceptions, the men around her seem to have been an appalling lot, who bullied, cheated, slandered and, ultimately, abandoned her.From theCambridge English Corpus What causes the age decline in reports of being bullied at school?From theCambridge English Corpus She tries to show daughterly affection to her surly father but is bullied and repulsed by him.From theCambridge English Corpus Additionally, the influence of negative affectivity on reports of bullying and on relationships between bullying and occupational health outcomes has not been investigated.From theCambridge English Corpus The result of two days bullying all round is that we have a few tables and two telephones and one borrowed typewriter.From theCambridge English Corpus In response to his bullying the aldermen agreed to make up any shortfall on the subsidy themselves.From theCambridge English Corpus Table 3 presents the differences in gender between those who reported each type of bullying behavior and those who did not.From theCambridge English Corpus Towards a developmental analysis of risks of being bullied.From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/bully## |