brigander
bʁiɡɑ̃de
Definition of brigander - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
pillageintr. Dated se livrer au brigandage en pillant et volantintr. Dated
- Ces hommes brigandent dans la région depuis des mois.
2.
violencetr. Dated maltraiter quelqu'un de façon brutaletr. Dated
- Il brigande ses employés sans raison valable.
Origin of brigander
italien, brigante (bandit) + -er (agent)
Examples of brigander in a sentence
Autrefois, certains seigneurs locaux brigandaient pour financer leurs guerres. Le contremaître brigandait les ouvriers dès qu’ils ralentissaient. On ne devrait pas brigander les enfants pour une simple erreur.
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- English:plunder, mistreat, ...
- German:plündern, misshandeln, ...
- Italian:briganteggiare, maltrattare, ...
- Spanish:saquear, maltratar brutalmente, ...
- Portuguese:saquear, maltratar, ...
- Chinese:抢劫, 虐待, ...
- Japanese:略奪する, 虐待する, ...
- Arabic:سَلَبَ, أَسَاءَ مُعَامَلَةَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁדוֹד, לְהִתְעַלֵּל בְּאַכְזָרִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:заниматься разбоем, жестоко обращаться, ...
- Ukrainian:грабувати, знущатися, ...
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