browbeat
 transitive verb
 PAST: browbeat. PART: browbeaten |
 amedrentar
EN The criminal code poses an obstacle to coverage of past and present government misdeeds --especially since law in the past has regularly been used to browbeat and control whistle-blowers.
GL O código penal impide as enquisas sobre as faltas presentes ou pasadas do goberno (a lei empregouse, especialmente no pasado, para amedrentar e controla-los opositores).
 Fonte: C19 (1089)
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