bully
US
UK bully n: (person: intimidates another)
SC 恶霸
TC 惡霸
TC 惡霸
SC 霸王 bà wáng
SC 欺凌他人的人
Harold's boss is a bully, always making his subordinates do things like get his coffee and lunch.
哈罗德的老板是个恶霸，总是强迫下属为他准备咖啡或者午餐，诸如此类。
bully [sb] vtr: (intimidate)
SC 欺负，欺凌 qī fù，qī líng
TC 欺負
TC 欺負
SC 威吓，恫吓 wēi hè ，dòng hè
I hate when big children bully the small ones by pushing them around and making fun of them.
我很讨厌大孩子欺负小孩子，把他们推来搡去并取笑他们。
bully [sb] into [sth] vtr + prep: (force using threats)
SC 威胁某人做某事
SC 威逼某人做某事
Greg didn't want to shoplift, but his classmates bullied him into it.
格雷格并不想去商店行窃，不过他的同学们逼他如此做。
bully [sb] into doing [sth] v expr: (force using threats)
SC 威胁某人做某事
SC 威逼某人做某事
A group of older girls bullied Lea into handing over her lunch money.
一群年长些的女孩威胁莱亚交出她买午餐的钱。
bully adj: dated, informal (jolly)
SC 兴高采烈的 xìng gāo cǎi liè de
SC 愉悦快活的
We went for a picnic in the park and had a bully good time.
我们去公园野餐，度过了一段愉快的时光。
bully adj: mainly US, informal (very good)
SC 非常好的 fēi cháng hǎo de
SC 很好的 fēi cháng hǎo de ，hěn hǎo de
bully n: NZ (fish)
SC [新西兰的一种淡水鱼]
The bully is a relatively small fish that's unique to New Zealand.
bully pulpit n: US (position of public visibility) (指白宫)
SC 天字第一号讲坛
SC 舆论高地