mistreat in Latin
mistreat in Latin is malo tractare — mistreat means to treat someone or something badly or cruelly.
mistreat in Latin
malo tractare
(transitive) To treat someone, or something roughly or badly.
What does "mistreat" mean?
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verb To treat someone or something badly or cruelly.
"The charity rescues animals that have been mistreated."
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mistreat in a sentence
- The charity rescues animals that have been mistreated.
- He was fired for mistreating customers.
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What is "mistreat" in Latin?
"mistreat" in Latin is malo tractare. mistreat means: To treat someone or something badly or cruelly.
How do you use "mistreat" in a sentence?
Example: "The charity rescues animals that have been mistreated." In Latin, "mistreat" is malo tractare.
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