bullies

英 [ˈbʊliz]

美 [ˈbʊliz]

n.  仗势欺人者; 横行霸道者
v.  恐吓; 伤害; 胁迫
bully的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 恃强凌弱者；恶霸
  Abullyis someone who uses their strength or power to hurt or frighten other people.
  1. I fell victim to the office bully...
     我成了这个办公室霸王欺侮的对象。
  2. He's a coward and a bully who confuses physical strength with manhood.
     他是一个懦夫，一个分不清蛮力和大丈夫气概的恃强凌弱者。
• VERB 欺负；恐吓；欺凌
  If someonebulliesyou, they use their strength or power to hurt or frighten you.
  1. I wasn't going to let him bully me...
     我可不打算任由他欺负。
  2. I asked her if she was bullied by the other children.
     我问她有没有被别的孩子欺负。
• VERB 迫使；胁迫
  If someonebulliesyouintosomething, they make you do it by using force or threats.
  1. We think an attempt to bully them into submission would be counterproductive...
     我们认为试图迫使他们屈服会适得其反。
  2. She used to bully me into doing my schoolwork...
     她过去总是强迫我写作业。
  3. The government says it will not be bullied by the press.
     政府声称不会屈服于新闻媒体的压力。

双语例句

• He's become the fart magnet for the neighborhood bullies.
  他成了吸引别人欺负的磁铁。
• If you have an employee who bullies others, fire that employee.
  如果有员工欺负其他的员工，那就炒了他吧。
• Bullies know this, it's why they constantly provoke you.
  欺负者们知道这一点，这就是为什么他们不断地对你挑衅。
• She says bullies were often bullied themselves as children.
  她表示，欺凌者小时候也常遭欺凌。
• Bullies and ruffians, swaggerers and drunks occasionally invade these places, but they are never the real danger.
  仗势欺人者和流氓无赖、虚张声势者和醉鬼刚不时侵入这些地方，但他们决非真正的危险。
• Fight back when anyone bullies you.
  有人欺负你时，你要自卫反击。
• Bullies pick on younger children
  坏孩子专挑年纪更小的孩子欺负。
• Those bullies beat him up.
  那些混混痛打了他一顿。
• He sometimes bullies his sister behind his mother's back.
  他有时背着妈妈欺负妹妹。
• Bullies use anger to control their target.
  欺负者们用愤怒来控制他们的目标。