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bully

1. noun (child) petite brute f;
   (adult) tyran m.

2. transitive verb intimider;
   (stronger) tyranniser.

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'bully' found in these entries:

English:

push

French:

brimer - rudoyer

bully: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2009

bully		nf	brute (personne violente)
Compound Forms/Formes composées
bully boy		nm	matamore
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bully
Bully buster
Bully in the alley
bully pulpit
bully the bully
corporate bully
cyber bully
lead from the battleship or the bully pulpit
Of the busy, by the bossy, for the bully into French
Psychological bully
the biggest countries will just be able to bully the smaller ones
This bully should not be allowed to continue to intimidate you
to bully
to bully one's way past
To bully somebody into

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