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| 31. | A thug hired to intimidate or harm opponents. |
| 打手一个受雇用去恐吓或伤害对手的暴徒 |
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| 32. | bluster a person into going [obedience] |
| 威吓某人使其不得不去[顺从] |
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| 33. | To treat or threaten to treat roughly;intimidate. |
| 粗暴对待，胁迫粗暴地对待或威胁要粗暴地对待；恐吓，威胁 |
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| 34. | They frightened him into selling the house. |
| 他们威吓他把房子卖了。 |
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| 35. | bribery or intimidation in relation to standing as a candidate |
| 就参选事宜贿赂或威吓任何人 |
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| 36. | Hatred is the coward's revenge for be intimidate. |
| 恨是懦夫对恫吓的报复。 |
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| 37. | this is to intimidate salazar and his government |
| 他们是为了阻止萨拉泽和他的政府 |
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| 38. | To intimidate by force and Beguile with money |
| 威逼利诱 |
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| 39. | The aggressive Mr Jager tended to intimidate employees. |
| 行事激进的雅格先生倾向于威逼员工。 |
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| 40. | The hijackers intimidated( compelled forced) us to fly to. |
| 劫持者威吓（迫）们飞去某某地方。 |
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