intimidate

美音：[ɪn'tɪmɪ.deɪt] 英音：[ɪn'tɪmɪdeɪt]

简单释义：

v.威胁；恐吓

网络胁迫；恫吓；威吓

变形：

第三人称单数：intimidates 现在分词：intimidating 过去式：intimidated

完整释义：

1.恫吓,恐吓
2.吓唬,镇住,吓走;害怕;使人望而生畏
3.威逼某人做某事

例句：

True leadership will not be measured by the ability to muzzle dissent, or to intimidate and harass political opponents at home.
衡量真正领导能力的尺度不是压制异己或恫吓骚扰国内政治反对派的力量。
"Meanwhile, if his eyes bore into yours as he's talking, 37 he might be trying to intimidate you. "
演讲导师DianeDiResta《动人的报告》一书作者说，“同时如果他在讲话的时候严厉地盯住你眼睛看，那么37可能是想震慑住你。”
Harry Truman was an indifferent president who needlessly dropped A-bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, designed to intimidate Stalin.
哈里·杜鲁门是个能力不怎么样的总统，就是他在广岛和长崎丢了那两颗可有可无的原子弹，而这只是为了震慑斯大林。
It now, however, seems more likely that this dramatic fin was for show, to intimidate enemies and woo potential mates.
但更新的研究则倾向于认为这个背鳍更多的是用来展示的，其作用包括恐吓敌人，或者吸引异性。
The package did include 60 Black Hawk helicopters, which Mr Bush had not approved, but these will hardly intimidate China.
售台武器方案中列有布什之前未批准的60架“黑鹰”直升机，但是它们几乎吓唬不了中国。
Mrs Clinton said it was an attempt to intimidate Mr Ford.
克林顿女士说，他们这么做是想威胁福特先生。
They tried to fool people or intimidate them by quoting a phrase or two from Comrade Mao Zedong.
他们引用毛泽东同志的某些片言只语来骗人、吓唬人。
We object to any effort to intimidate US corporations or those of any nation engaged in legitimate economic activity.
美方极力反对任何威胁美国公司或他国企业在该地区从事合法经济活动的行为。

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