beat up

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92 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: ծեծել (cecel) — to give a beating to
• Armenian: գանահարել (ganaharel) — to give a beating to
• Armenian: քացու տակ գցել (kʻacʻu tak gcʻel) — to give a beating to
• Armenian: ծեծ տալ (cec tal) — to give a beating to
• Azerbaijani: döymək — to give a beating to
• Chinese Mandarin: 暴打 (bàodǎ) — to give a beating to
• Czech: zmlátit — to give a beating to
• Finnish: hakata — to give a beating to
• Finnish: antaa turpaan — to give a beating to
• Finnish: saada selkäänsä — to give a beating to
• French: flanquer une tripotée — to give a beating to
• French: tabasser — to give a beating to
• Galician: brear — to give a beating to
• Galician: zorregar — to give a beating to
• Galician: abalar — to give a beating to
• Galician: mallar — to give a beating to
• Galician: bourar — to give a beating to
• Galician: fostregar — to give a beating to
• Galician: apalambrar — to give a beating to
• Galician: apadumar — to give a beating to
• Galician: sostainear — to give a beating to
• German: verprügeln — to give a beating to
• German: schlagen — to give a beating to
• German: aufmischen — to give a beating to
• Hebrew: הרביץ — to give a beating to
• Irish: greasáil — to give a beating to
• Italian: picchiare — to give a beating to
• Italian: rompere le ossa — to give a beating to
• Khmer: វាយ (viey) — to give a beating to
• Khmer: វាយដំ (viey dɑm) — to give a beating to
• Khmer: វាយដំច្រំធាក់ (viey dɑm cram theak) — to give a beating to
• Korean: 구타하다 (gutahada) — to give a beating to
• Latin: mulcō — to give a beating to
• Navajo: bił ndzíłtsʼin — to give a beating to
• Norwegian: banke opp — to give a beating to
• Norwegian: gje juling — to give a beating to
• Polish: skuwać — to give a beating to
• Polish: skuć — to give a beating to
• Polish: pobijać — to give a beating to
• Polish: pobić — to give a beating to
• Portuguese: espancar — to give a beating to
• Russian: избива́ть (izbivátʹ) — to give a beating to
• Russian: изби́ть (izbítʹ) — to give a beating to
• Slovak: zbiť — to give a beating to
• Slovak: zmlátiť — to give a beating to
• Spanish: apalear — to give a beating to
• Spanish: pegar — to give a beating to
• Spanish: coñacear — to give a beating to
• Spanish: percutir — to give a beating to
• Spanish: tundir — to give a beating to
• Spanish: tundear — to give a beating to
• Spanish: vapulear — to give a beating to
• Spanish: aporrear — to give a beating to
• Spanish: percutar — to give a beating to
• Spanish: aporracear — to give a beating to
• Spanish: sopapear — to give a beating to
• Spanish: paporrear — to give a beating to
• Spanish: zurrar — to give a beating to
• Spanish: solfear — to give a beating to
• Spanish: sacarle el ancho — to give a beating to
• Spanish: sacar la mierda — to give a beating to
• Spanish: caerle golpe — to give a beating to
• Swedish: slå ner — to give a beating to
• Swedish: klå upp — to give a beating to
• Swedish: misshandla — to give a beating to
• Tagalog: bugbugin — to give a beating to
• Thai: ทุบตี — to give a beating to
• Thai: ทําร้าย (tam-ráai) — to give a beating to
• Thai: กระทืบ (grà-tʉ̂ʉp) — to give a beating to
• Vietnamese: đánh đập — to give a beating to
• Finnish: tehdä yllätyshyökkäys — to attack suddenly; to alarm
• Finnish: yllättää — to attack suddenly; to alarm
• German: überfallen — to attack suddenly; to alarm
• Finnish: teloa — to cause injuries comparable to the result of being beaten up
• German: zurichten — to cause injuries comparable to the result of being beaten up
• Tagalog: mambugbog — to cause injuries comparable to the result of being beaten up
• Tagalog: mabugbog — to cause injuries comparable to the result of being beaten up
• Finnish: murehtia — to feel guilty and accuse oneself over something
• French: se mettre la rate au court-bouillon — to feel guilty and accuse oneself over something
• Galician: marteirar — to feel guilty and accuse oneself over something
• German: fertigmachen — to feel guilty and accuse oneself over something
• Spanish: martirizar — to feel guilty and accuse oneself over something
• Spanish: preocuparse — to feel guilty and accuse oneself over something
• Thai: โทษ (tôot) — to feel guilty and accuse oneself over something
• Finnish: kurittaa — military: to repeatedly bomb a target
• Finnish: saada valmiiksi — to get something done
• German: es aufnehmen mit — to get something done
• Finnish: luovia — nautical: to sail to windward
• German: kreuzen — nautical: to sail to windward
• Russian: лави́ровать (lavírovatʹ) — nautical: to sail to windward
• Finnish: haalia — to go diligently about in order to get helpers or participants in an enterprise
• German: die Werbetrommel rühren — to go diligently about in order to get helpers or participants in an enterprise