No. 12,165 in Spanish
intimidaron
"Intimidaron" means "they intimidated."
In a sentence
Los niños intimidaron a su compañero de clase cuando no quiso participar en el juego.
The children bullied their classmate when he refused to participate in the game.
'Intimidaron' is used to describe the action of bullying or frightening someone, with negative connotation.
Las críticas severas intimidaron a la autora y afectaron su confianza.
The harsh criticisms intimidated the author and affected her confidence.
Here, 'intimidaron' pertains to creating a feeling of intimidation or fear in someone due to external comments.
Los atletas intimidaron a sus rivales con su actitud segura antes del partido.
The athletes intimidated their rivals with their confident attitude before the match.
The term 'intimidaron' is utilized to express causing intimidation or unease in an adversary through actions or behavior.
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