oppressed

UK
/əˈprɛst/
US
/əˈprɛst/

Übersetzungen

oppressedsubstantiv
oppressed
Pl.
UK
/əˈprɛst/
US
/əˈprɛst/
Used as a collective noun referring to people subjected to oppression
Synonyme
the oppressed
oppressed people
oppressed ones
downtrodden masses
subjugated people
oppressedadjektiv
more oppressed
Komp.
most oppressed
Super.
UK
/əˈprɛst/
US
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The oppressed people fought for their freedom.
Угнетённые люди боролись за свою свободу.
oppressverb

oppressed

Präteritum

oppressed
Präteritum
oppressed
Partizip Perfekt
oppressing
Gerundium
UK
/əˈprɛs/
US
/əˈprɛs/
The regime continued to oppress the minority groups, denying them basic rights and freedoms.
Режим продолжал угнетать группы меньшинств, лишая их основных прав и свобод.
The government was accused of using laws to oppress its citizens.
Правительство обвиняли в использовании законов для притеснения своих граждан.
The long silence oppressed her.
Долгое молчание тяготило её.
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Definitionen

oppressedsubstantiv
People who are subject to oppressive treatment or control.
The revolution sought to empower the oppressed.
oppressedadjektiv
Subjected to harsh and authoritarian treatment.
The oppressed communities sought justice and equality.
Feeling burdened or weighed down by troubles or worries.
She felt oppressed by the constant demands of her job.
oppressverb
To keep someone in subservience and hardship, especially by the unjust exercise of authority.
The regime continued to oppress the minority groups, denying them basic rights and freedoms.
To cause someone to feel distressed, anxious, or uncomfortable.
The heavy workload began to oppress him, leading to sleepless nights and constant worry.