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Перевод: bully

[прилагательное]
великолепный; первоклассный;
[существительное]
хулиган ; задира ; забияка ; сутенер ; хвастун ; мясные консервы;
[глагол]
запугивать; задирать; задрать [сл.]

Тезаурус:

1. At the moment, Mrs Thatcher and her ministers are playing the role they seem to like most, that of school bully - they call it strong government.
2. PUNTERS at Huntingdon yesterday were up in arms after Bully Boy, the outsider of three, stormed home by a distance in the Long Sutton Handicap Chase.
3. Mummy led Bully as far as the starting-place for her, then handed the rope-lead to Angela.
4. Bully wagged his tail on seeing Angela, but Angela didn't pat him.
5. "You're a bully.
6. It was the same sort of hysteria after the Hungerford massacre which persuaded a weak and inexperienced Home Secretary to give the police unfettered discretion to bully, terrorise and generally make a nuisance of themselves among law-abiding sportsmen.
7. Racing: Punters in uproar after Bully Boy floors favourites.
8. It was Bully, who had followed the crowd into Morley Park and suddenly and delightedly recognised his friend of next door, Angela.
9. Well, bully for him.
10. An unexpected encounter between the bully and the bullied results in friendship, and the downfall of Emma.
11. If a stranger, or a bully, or even someone you know tries to harm you or touch you in a frightening way, RUN AWAY and get help.
12. Give a bully an inch and he'll end up walking all over you."
13. He wanted to go back home in one piece - but not at the price of buying a drink for a bully and coward.