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"to coerce" in Spanish

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"to coerce" in Spanish
to coerce{transitive verb}
"to coerce" in English
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
Insulting and coercing the people of Ireland is unacceptable.
Insultar y coaccionar a los irlandeses es inadmisible.
It also wants to coerce the Communist parties, who stand firmly by their principles, into abandoning them and integrating.
Además pretende coaccionar a los partidos comunistas, que permanecen firmes a sus principios, a abandonarlos e integrarse.
Anyone under 18 years of age is extremely vulnerable and could be coerced into something they may regret in later years.
Los menores de edad son muy vulnerables y se les puede coaccionar para que hagan algo que más tarde lamenten.
to coerce[coerced · coerced] {transitive verb}
to coerce sb into -ing
compeler a algn a

CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "to coerce" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
inflicted on body or mind, attempts to coerce the will itself; whatever insults
corporales y mentales, incluso los intentos de coacción psicológica; todo lo
Firstly, I do not believe that prosecuting parents who coerce their children into forced marriages is effective.
Primero, no creo que sea efectivo perseguir penalmente a los padres que presionan a sus hijos para aceptar matrimonios forzosos.
It is incredibly unwise of the EU's old core states to coerce the rest of us without asking our citizens.
Los países del antiguo núcleo de la UE están cometiendo una imprudencia increíble al coaccionarnos sin consultar a nuestros ciudadanos.
to coerce sb into -ing
coaccionar a algn para que + subj
to coerce sb into -ing
compeler a algn a
We are therefore opposed to any kind of political or economic pressure being brought to bear on Morocco in order to encourage it or to coerce it to sign an agreement with the European Union.
Nos oponemos, por tanto, a cualquier tipo de presión política o económica que se ejerza sobre Marruecos para instarle o forzarle a firmar un acuerdo con la Unión Europea.