bullying in Irish
bullying in Irish is ceanntrom, bulaíocht — bullying means repeated aggressive behavior intended to intimidate, hurt, or make life difficult for someone perceived as weaker.
bullying in Irish
ceanntrom
bulaíocht
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 Irish?
"bullying" in Irish is ceanntrom, bulaíocht. bullying means: Repeated aggressive behavior intended to intimidate, hurt, or make life difficult for someone perceived as weaker.
How do you use "bullying" in a sentence?
Example: "The school introduced a strict anti-bullying policy." In Irish, "bullying" is ceanntrom, bulaíocht.
Are there other ways to say "bullying" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "bullying": ceanntrom, bulaíocht.
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