English-Spanish translations for bully

acosarPosteriormente, el Ejército Rojo se quedó para acosar a Estonia durante mucho tiempo. Subsequently, the Red Army settled down to the long-term bullying of Estonia. La misma sociedad de cartera Maiwolf supuestamente también posee empresas de cobro de deudas que posteriormente proceden a acosar, intimidar y amenazar a las empresas para que paguen. The same Maiwolf holding company apparently also owns the debt collection companies which then proceed to harass, bully and threaten businesses to pay up.
matónMugabe es un hombre malo, un matón y un asesino. Mugabe is an evil man, a bully and a murderer. Esta completa e indecorosa saga parece más la política del matón que la de una democracia. This whole unseemly saga has more of the politics of the bully boy about it than of democracy. El Gobierno de Ariel Sharon ha vuelto a adoptar tácticas de matón, que solo pueden servir para bloquear el proceso de paz y obstruir cualquier posibilidad de negociaciones constructivas. The government of Ariel Sharon has once again adopted bully-boy tactics which can only block the peace process and obstruct any chance for constructive negotiations.

intimidarLo bueno de esto es que nadie puede intimidar a ningún otro grupo. What is good about this is that no one can bully any other group. Intimidar a un país vecino nunca sirve de nada. Bullying a neighbouring country is never helpful. No corresponde a la UE intimidar a ningún país con mantener la abolición o promulgar la abolición de la pena de muerte. It is not for the EU to bully any country into maintaining abolition or enacting abolition of the death penalty.
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pendencieroLos que pertenecemos a los principales partidos no debemos sentirnos intimidados por los matones y pendencieros de la extrema derecha, de la extrema izquierda o fundamentalistas de cualquier clase. Those of us in the mainstream parties do not have to be intimidated by the thugs and bully boys of the extremist right, left or fundamentalists of any kind.
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A person who is intentionally, physically, or emotionally cruel to others; especially to those who are weaker or have less power or privilege.
A noisy, blustering fellow, more insolent than courageous; one who is threatening and quarrelsome; an insolent, tyrannical fellow
A hired thug
A sex worker’s minder
Bully beef
The small scrum in the Eton College field game
An brother; a fellow workman; comrade
A companion; mate
A darling, sweetheart
A standoff between two players from the opposing teams, who repeatedly hit each other's hockey sticks and then attempt to acquire the ball, as a method of resuming the game in certain circumstances
To intimidate as a bully
To act aggressively towards
Very good
Jovial and blustering
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