Traduções para „terrorise“ no dicionário Inglês » Polaco

terrorize, terrorise Brit [ˈterəraɪz] VERBO trans

terrorize

terroryzować [perf s-]

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Instead of terrorising each other with military force, why not win over the opposing side through virtuous deeds?

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Working for one side will increase the main character's popularity with that side, and terrorising them will make them hate him instead.

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They were not expected to do anything other than terrorise full backs.

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Fencing around the property was insecure and packs of dogs were terrorising members of the public.

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The two travel the countryside, terrorising people suspected of devil worship.

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He formed a violent gang that spent most of its time repeatedly terrorising his former shipmates on various pretexts.

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He was crowned emperor and brutally terrorised the island.

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He is shocked by the scale of the urban collapse that has struck the city law and order has broken down and marauding gangs terrorise the litter strewn, decaying streets.

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Johnny is one of the show's biggest villains, terrorising several other characters and going to extreme lengths to gain the upper hand over his rivals.

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Black-shirted troops guard the base and have begun to terrorise the local residents, and people have begun to disappear.

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