English to Latvian Meaning of threatening - bīstamas

Threatening :

bīstamas

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Definitions of threatening in English

Adjective
Verb

Examples of threatening in English

(1) Prior pleaded guilty to using threatening behaviour and possession of an offensive weapon.(2) People should come to us before the threatening letters start to arrive as the earlier we are contacted the more we can assist.(3) Upon their arrival, he raised his hoe in a threatening manner.(4) Despite threatening rain clouds, the athletes were met with blue skies in the Square, where there were speeches and presentations made, in front of a crowd of several thousand locals.(5) The black gown is very threatening while the red is more vibrant, friendly and stands out more.(6) His voice almost had a threatening quality to it.(7) When he recovered he confronted me in a threatening manner, before leaving in a barrage of shouted obscenities.(8) The start was not auspicious as an earlier thunderstorm had given way to threatening clouds.(9) An earlier hearing had found him guilty of assaulting a shopkeeper and using threatening behaviour against police officers who arrested him.(10) Earlier this year, the Tahsi church received a threatening letter warning against allowing Lee to attend worship services.(11) Julie revealed she that has received a string of threatening letters since joining the fight against the far right.(12) He raised both his crutches and used them in a threatening manner towards the officers.(13) West, across the rugged mountains and canyons of the southern Rockies, hung threatening cloud formations.(14) As she neared the summit of K2, on August 13, it was late in the day and threatening clouds were forming to the north, but she kept on.(15) In court he also pleaded guilty to using threatening behaviour and criminal damage on an occasion when he had been drinking following the funeral of a close friend.(16) It is understood the family living at the two-storey home received a threatening letter in the past few days, telling them to get out of the house by 5pm that day.

Related Phrases of threatening

(1) threaten ::

draudēt

(2) life-threatening ::

dzīvībai bīstama

Related Phrases of threatening

(1) threaten ::

draudēt

(2) life-threatening ::

dzīvībai bīstama

Synonyms

Adjective

2. ominous ::

draudošs

3. lowering ::

pazeminot

4. baleful ::

postošs

Verb

5. menace ::

biedēt

6. endanger ::

apdraudēt

7. foreshadow ::

pareģot

8. seem likely ::

ticams

9. jeopardize ::

apdraudēt

Word Example from TV Shows

We received a THREATENING message.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 9

THREATENING to quit your job is something

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 20

My own PI is THREATENING to break my legs. That's like Thomas Magnum...

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 13

I'm not THREATENING the king, ser. I am educating my nephew.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 4

but not THREATENING.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 7

Examples of threatening from TV Shows

We received a THREATENING message.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 9

THREATENING to quit your job is something

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 20

My own PI is THREATENING to break my legs. That's like Thomas Magnum...

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 13

I'm not THREATENING the king, ser. I am educating my nephew.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 4

but not THREATENING.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 7

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