bullied
英 [ˈbʊlid]
美 [ˈbʊlid]
- adj. 被欺负的；因害怕而屈服顺从的
- v. 威胁；恃强欺弱（bully的过去分词）
bullied 英文词源
- bullied (adj.)
- 1851, past participle adjective from bully (v.).
bullied 双语例句
1. 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。 来自柯林斯例句
- 2. Vic was bullied by his father and persecuted by his sisters.
- 维克受到父亲的欺压和姊妹们的纠缠。
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- 3. I asked her if she was bullied by the other children.
- 我问她有没有被别的孩子欺负。
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- 4. Many children who can't or don't conform are often bullied.
- 很多不能或不按规矩行事的小孩常常被人欺负。
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- 5. Mr Adams was repeatedly bullied and picked on by manageress Elizabeth Archer.
- 女经理伊丽莎白·阿彻多次胁迫和刁难亚当斯先生。
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