har·ass [ˈhærəs] ГЛ. перех.
1. harass:
2. harass ВОЕН.:
- harass
- napadati [св. napasti]
| I | harass |
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| you | harass |
| he/she/it | harasses |
| we | harass |
| you | harass |
| they | harass |
| I | harassed |
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| you | harassed |
| he/she/it | harassed |
| we | harassed |
| you | harassed |
| they | harassed |
| I | have | harassed |
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| you | have | harassed |
| he/she/it | has | harassed |
| we | have | harassed |
| you | have | harassed |
| they | have | harassed |
| I | had | harassed |
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| you | had | harassed |
| he/she/it | had | harassed |
| we | had | harassed |
| you | had | harassed |
| they | had | harassed |
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If it is harassed further, it will twitch in an attempt to jab spines into the predator and make snuffling/grunting noises.
en.wikipedia.org She is unable to, however, and the harassing continues.
en.wikipedia.org She is being harassed by her relative, who once lend her money and wants to marry her in return.
en.wikipedia.org He then incited a number of violent people to harass and persecute his nephew and make life extremely uncomfortable for him.
en.wikipedia.org They filed suit to block the sale, but received almost no sympathy from other homeowners and were shunned or harassed by club members and residents.
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