oppress [əˈpres] ГЛ. перех.
1. oppress (force into submission):
- oppress
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2. oppress (overburden):
- oppress
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| we | oppress |
| you | oppress |
| they | oppress |
| I | oppressed |
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| you | oppressed |
| he/she/it | oppressed |
| we | oppressed |
| you | oppressed |
| they | oppressed |
| I | have | oppressed |
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| you | have | oppressed |
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| I | had | oppressed |
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| you | had | oppressed |
| he/she/it | had | oppressed |
| we | had | oppressed |
| you | had | oppressed |
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Their relationship is oppressed by the family members because of a small feud between them.
en.wikipedia.org The strong ones begin to band together in gangs and armies, fighting each other over territory, while oppressing the weak.
en.wikipedia.org The victor in these scenarios may be other humans, nature, the wilderness or other external and internal factors which oppress the victim.
en.wikipedia.org There were periods where the common people felt oppressed in certain regions, but often they were content with their lot.
en.wikipedia.org When he tried to create a rebellion against the system, both those oppressed by it and the teachers and parents opposed him.
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