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"to feel intimidated" in Spanish

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"to feel intimidated" in Spanish
to feel intimidated{verb}
achicopalarse- acoquinarse
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to feel intimidated{verb}
to feel intimidated
achicopalarse{vb} [Col.] [coll.]
to feel intimidated(also: to be intimidated)
acoquinarse{vb}

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "to feel intimidated" in Spanish
feelnoun
tacto- tiento- sensación- ambiente- sensibilidad
to feelverb
sentirse- tocar- palpar- experimentar- experimentar- hallarse- notarse- profesar- tentar- sentir- tantear- encontrarse
to intimidateverb
amedrentar- achicopalar- acobardar- arredrar- intimidar- conminar- acorralar- acoquinar- acojonar- acholar- achantar
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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As long as the Han Chinese population of Tibet is increasing, the Tibetans have every right to feel intimidated.
Mientras la población han china siga aumentando en Tíbet, los tibetanos tienen todo el derecho a sentirse intimidados.

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