bullying in Greek
bullying in Greek is νταηλίκι — bullying means repeated aggressive behavior intended to intimidate, hurt, or make life difficult for someone perceived as weaker.
bullying in Greek
νταηλίκι
Pronounced: dailiki
An act of intimidating a person to do something, especially such repeated coercion.
What does "bullying" mean?
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noun Repeated aggressive behavior intended to intimidate, hurt, or make life difficult for someone perceived as weaker.
"The school introduced a strict anti-bullying policy."
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bullying in a sentence
- The school introduced a strict anti-bullying policy.
- Cyberbullying can be just as damaging as bullying in person.
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What is "bullying" in Greek?
"bullying" in Greek is νταηλίκι. bullying means: Repeated aggressive behavior intended to intimidate, hurt, or make life difficult for someone perceived as weaker.
How do you pronounce νταηλίκι?
"bullying" in Greek is νταηλίκι, pronounced "dailiki".
How do you use "bullying" in a sentence?
Example: "The school introduced a strict anti-bullying policy." In Greek, "bullying" is νταηλίκι.
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