Definition Conjugation
Definition of frogmarch - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
coercionRare UK compel someone to move forward against their willRare UK
- They frogmarch him into the meeting despite his protests.
2.
compelled movementRare UK force someone to walk by holding their arms from behindRare UK
- The officers had to frogmarch the unruly suspect to the patrol car..
Origin of frogmarch
English, frog (amphibian) + march (walk)
Examples of frogmarch in a sentence
Protesters were frogmarched away from the entrance. They had to frogmarch the protester out of the building. The guards frogmarched the intruder to the exit.
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- French:traîner, conduire de force, ...
- German:schleppen, wegführen, ...
- Italian:trascinare, portare a forza, ...
- Spanish:obligar, llevar a la fuerza, ...
- Portuguese:arrastar, levar à força, ...
- Chinese:强行押送, 强行押走, ...
- Japanese:連行する, 引きずって行く, ...
- Arabic:ساقَ, ساقَ مقَيَّدَ اليَدَيْن, ...
- Hebrew:לִגְרוֹר בְּכֹחַ, ...
- Russian:заставлять идти, тащить, ...
- Ukrainian:примусити йти, відвести, ...
- Hindi:घसीट कर ले जाना, खींचकर ले जाना, ...
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