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| 21. | He often strikes a pose in order to intimidate people. |
| 他常装腔作势借以吓人。 |
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| 22. | Iraqi officials accompany the inspectors in order to intimidate witnesses. |
| 伊拉克官员陪同核查人员，企图对证人进行恐吓。 |
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| 23. | Moon priests receive a+2 bonus to Intimidate checks. |
| 月之祭司在威吓检定上获得+加值。 |
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| 24. | use one's power or authority to intimidate or punish sb |
| 用权力或权威来吓唬或惩罚某人. |
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| 25. | I hope you're not letting this stuff intimidate you. |
| 希望该材料不会给您造成不好的影响。 |
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| 26. | The first strike capacity is intended mainly to intimidate adversary. |
| 第一次攻击的武力主要是用来吓阻敌方的。 |
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| 27. | The first strike capacity be intended mainly to intimidate adversary |
| 第一次攻击的武力主要是用来吓阻敌方的 |
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| 28. | to frighten; to scare; to intimidate; to startle; to bluff |
| 吓唬 |
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| 29. | discourage or frighten with threats or a domineering manner; intimidate. |
| 用威胁或极权的方式来使气馁或害怕；胁迫。 |
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| 30. | To impress, deter, or intimidate by a false display of confidence. |
| 虚张声势通过假装有把握给人印象、威慑或威胁 |
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