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Czasowniki Stylu Życia Fizycznego i Społecznego - Czasowniki dla znęcania się

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Categorized English Verbs of Physical and Social Lifestyle
to mistreat
to mistreat
[Czasownik]

to treat someone or something poorly or unfairly

znęcać się, źle traktować

znęcać się, źle traktować

Ex: The animal shelter was shut down due to reports of staff members mistreating the animals in their care. 
to maltreat
to maltreat
[Czasownik]

to treat someone or something with cruelty or violence, often causing harm or suffering

znęcać się, dokuczać

znęcać się, dokuczać

Ex: The abusive father was arrested for maltreating his children, leaving them with physical and emotional scars. 
to ill-treat
to ill-treat
[Czasownik]

to behave cruelly or harshly towards someone or something

znęcać się, dokuczać

znęcać się, dokuczać

Ex: The abusive husband was arrested for ill-treating his wife and children, both physically and emotionally. 
to abuse
to abuse
[Czasownik]

to cruelly or violently treat a person or an animal, especially regularly or repeatedly

znęcać się, nadużywać

znęcać się, nadużywać

Ex: Domestic violence is a serious issue where one partner may abuse the other, causing both physical and emotional harm. 
to oppress
to oppress
[Czasownik]

to unfairly control or harm someone through unjust use of power or authority

uciskać, tłamsić

uciskać, tłamsić

Ex: The authoritarian regime oppressed its citizens by restricting their freedoms and brutally suppressing dissent. 
to bully
to bully
[Czasownik]

to use power or influence to frighten or harm someone weaker or more vulnerable

znęcać się, prześladować

znęcać się, prześladować

Ex: The older kids would often bully the younger students, teasing them and taking their belongings. 
to victimize
to victimize
[Czasownik]

to make someone a target of harm, unfair treatment, or exploitation

ofiarować, uczynić celem

ofiarować, uczynić celem

Ex: Immigrants are often victimized by human traffickers who exploit their vulnerable situation for profit. 
to gaslight
to gaslight
[Czasownik]

to manipulate someone into questioning their own perceptions, memories, or sanity, often by denying or distorting the truth

manipulować psychologicznie, sprawiać

manipulować psychologicznie, sprawiać

Ex: Jane's colleague would often gaslight her in meetings, subtly undermining her ideas and making her doubt her competence. 
to play on
to play on
[Czasownik]

to take advantage of someone's feelings or weaknesses

grać na, wykorzystywać

grać na, wykorzystywać

Ex: The politician played on the fears of the public to garner support for his policies. 
to wrong
to wrong
[Czasownik]

to treat someone unfairly or unjustly

skrzywdzić, postąpić niesprawiedliwie wobec

skrzywdzić, postąpić niesprawiedliwie wobec

Ex: He wronged his friend by spreading false rumors about him. 
to shame
to shame
[Czasownik]

to make someone feel embarrassed or disgraced, often through public criticism

zawstydzać, hańbić

zawstydzać, hańbić

Ex: The scandalous behavior of the politician shamed his family and supporters. 
to mortify
to mortify
[Czasownik]

to cause someone to feel extreme embarrassment or shame

upokarzać, zawstydzać

upokarzać, zawstydzać

Ex: His insensitive remark mortified her in front of the whole class. 
to embarrass
to embarrass
[Czasownik]

to make a person feel ashamed, uneasy, or nervous, especially in front of other people

zawstydzać, wprawiać w zakłopotanie

zawstydzać, wprawiać w zakłopotanie

Ex: His clumsy fall embarrassed him in front of his colleagues. 
to discomfit
to discomfit
[Czasownik]

to make someone feel uneasy, embarrassed, or anxious

wprawiać w zakłopotanie, wytrącać z równowagi

wprawiać w zakłopotanie, wytrącać z równowagi

Ex: Her blunt honesty often discomfited those who expected polite small talk. 
to abash
to abash
[Czasownik]

to make someone feel uneasy and ashamed

zawstydzać, wprawiać w zakłopotanie

zawstydzać, wprawiać w zakłopotanie

Ex: The teacher's sharp criticism abashed the student, causing her to lose confidence. 
to humiliate
to humiliate
[Czasownik]

to cause someone to feel extremely embarrassed or ashamed, often by publicly exposing their weaknesses or shortcomings

upokarzać

upokarzać

Ex: The bully's cruel words were meant to humiliate his victim in front of their peers. 
to belittle
to belittle
[Czasownik]

to make something or someone seem less important

umniejszać, lekceważyć

umniejszać, lekceważyć

Ex: He often belittles his coworkers' contributions, making them feel undervalued. 
to disgrace
to disgrace
[Czasownik]

to bring shame or dishonor on oneself or other people

hańbić, kompromitować

hańbić, kompromitować

Ex: His scandalous behavior disgraced his family and tarnished their reputation. 
to look down on
to look down on
[Czasownik]

to regard someone or something as inferior or unworthy of respect or consideration

patrzeć z góry, gardzić

patrzeć z góry, gardzić

Ex: I will not let anyone look down on me because of my background. 
to humble
to humble
[Czasownik]

to make someone feel ashamed by reminding them of their weaknesses or limitations

upokarzać, uniżać

upokarzać, uniżać

Ex: His failure in the competition humbled him and made him reevaluate his approach. 
to discredit
to discredit
[Czasownik]

to make someone or something be no longer respected

zdyskredytować, podszyć zaufanie

zdyskredytować, podszyć zaufanie

Ex: From their discriminatory practices to their mistreatment of employees, the company's actions have discredited their reputation as a fair and respected employer. 
to bias
to bias
[Czasownik]

to unfairly influence or manipulate something or someone in favor of one particular opinion or point of view

wpływać w sposób stronniczy, manipulować z uprzedzeniem

wpływać w sposób stronniczy, manipulować z uprzedzeniem

Ex: She biased the hiring process by favoring candidates from her alma mater. 
to prejudice
to prejudice
[Czasownik]

to unfairly influence someone's opinion or judgment about someone or something

uprzedzać, negatywnie wpływać

uprzedzać, negatywnie wpływać

Ex: Her negative experiences prejudiced her against people from that particular ethnicity. 
to discriminate
to discriminate
[Czasownik]

to unfairly treat a person or group of people based on their sex, race, etc.

dyskryminować

dyskryminować

Ex: The company was accused of discriminating against women in its hiring practices. 
to disfavor
to disfavor
[Czasownik]

to disadvantage or harm someone or something by hindering their progress

dyskryminować, szkodzić

dyskryminować, szkodzić

Ex: The new policies disfavored small businesses, making it difficult for them to compete with larger corporations. 
to persecute
to persecute
[Czasownik]

to treat someone unfairly or cruelly, often because of their race, gender, religion, or beliefs

prześladować, znęcać się

prześladować, znęcać się

Ex: The government persecuted religious minorities, restricting their rights and freedoms. 
to marginalize
to marginalize
[Czasownik]

to treat a person, group, or concept as insignificant or of secondary or minor importance

marginalizować, spychać na margines

marginalizować, spychać na margines

Ex: Historically, indigenous communities have been marginalized and deprived of their land rights. 
to alienate
to alienate
[Czasownik]

to make one feel isolated or hostile toward a person or group

alienować, oddalać

alienować, oddalać

Ex: His rude comments began to alienate him from his colleagues. 
to single out
to single out
[Czasownik]

to focus on a particular person or thing from a group in either a positive or negative manner

wyróżniać, wybierać

wyróżniać, wybierać

Ex: The teacher singled out the student for their outstanding essay. 
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