Harry in Portuguese
Harry in Portuguese is Harry — Harry means to repeatedly bother, pressure, or harass someone.
Harry in Portuguese
Harry
What does "Harry" mean?
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verb To repeatedly bother, pressure, or harass someone.
"Reporters harried the celebrity outside her hotel for hours."
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verb To make repeated raids or attacks on an enemy.
"Guerrilla fighters harried the retreating army for days."
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Harry in a sentence
- Reporters harried the celebrity outside her hotel for hours.
- Debt collectors kept harrying him with phone calls.
- Guerrilla fighters harried the retreating army for days.
- Small boats harried the enemy ships each night, then slipped away before dawn.
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What is "Harry" in Portuguese?
"Harry" in Portuguese is Harry. Harry means: To repeatedly bother, pressure, or harass someone.
How do you use "Harry" in a sentence?
Example: "Reporters harried the celebrity outside her hotel for hours." In Portuguese, "Harry" is Harry.
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