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harrying
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/ˈhæriɪŋ/
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/ˈhæriɪŋ/
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harrying
noun
harryings
pl
harcèlement
Surtout en contexte militaire ou de persécution répétée.
The constant harrying by the enemy forces left the soldiers exhausted and demoralized.
Le harcèlement constant des forces ennemies a laissé les soldats épuisés et démoralisés.
Sinonimi
hassle
siege
raid
attack
oppression
torment
pestering
annoyance
persecution
harassment
harrying
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈhæriɪŋ/
US
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harcelant
Surtout pour des attaques ou des actions répétées qui épuisent la cible.
The harrying assaults forced the villagers to flee.
Les assauts harcelants ont forcé les villageois à fuir.
Sinonimi
attacking
plaguing
hounding
badgering
nagging
besetting
harassing
pressing
tormenting
persecuting
pestering
beleaguering
assailing
harry
verb
harrying
Gerund
harried
Past Simple
harried
Past Participle
harrying
Gerund
UK
/ˈhæri/
US
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harceler
Usage courant pour insister sur une pression répétée.
The reporters continued to harry the celebrity with questions about their personal life.
Les journalistes ont continué à harceler la célébrité de questions sur sa vie privée.
harceler
Emploi militaire.
The troops were ordered to harry the enemy forces along the border.
Les troupes ont reçu l'ordre de harceler les forces ennemies le long de la frontière.
importuner
Se dit d'une personne qu'on dérange ou qu'on assaille de questions.
The reporters continued to harry the celebrity with questions about their personal life.
Les journalistes ont continué à importuner la célébrité de questions sur sa vie privée.
Sinonimi
pester
hound
bother
torment
badger
nag
annoy
harass
Definizioni
harrying
noun
The act of persistently attacking or harassing.
The constant harrying by the enemy forces left the soldiers exhausted and demoralized.
harrying
gerund / present participle
Persistently attacking or causing harassment.
The harrying assaults forced the villagers to flee.
harry
verb
To persistently carry out attacks on an enemy or an enemy's territory.
The troops were ordered to harry the enemy forces along the border.
To persistently harass or annoy someone.
The reporters continued to harry the celebrity with questions about their personal life.
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