They were accused of intimidating people into voting for them.
他们被控胁迫选民投他们的票。
She refused to be intimidated by their threats.
她没有被他们的威胁吓倒。
1.恫吓,恐吓
2.威逼某人做某事 (into)
1.to deliberately make someone feel frightened, especially so that they will do what you want; to frighten someone or make them feel nervous
1.We object to any effort to intimidate US corporations or those of any nation engaged in legitimate economic activity.
美方极力反对任何威胁美国公司或他国企业在该地区从事合法经济活动的行为。
2.It's just like the Raiders back in the day. They used to get off the bus with the all-black on, they just tried to intimidate people.
这就像过去的游击队那样，全身穿着黑色，从公车上下来，试图恐吓人们。
3.Mr. Murdoch's 'newspapers were used to bully and intimidate political leaders and inpidual politicians, ' he said.
他说，默多克的报纸被用来欺负、恐吓政治领袖和政界人士。
4.It had a set of mental shackles to deceive, threaten and intimidate people.
它有一套蒙骗、恐吓、胁迫群众的精神“紧箍咒”。
5.But whether a whale primarily intends its song to impress females or to intimidate other males with its swanky style remains unclear.
然而，它的主要目的是吸引异性，还是用时髦的风格恐吓其他雄性鲸鱼，我们不得而知。
6.Palfrey threatened for months to release her client list, which led prosecutors to accuse her of trying to intimidate potential witnesses.
骑用的马威胁月对释放她客户名单，哪一个引导检察官责备她尝试威胁潜能证人。
7.They have no law to stop you, so they're just trying to intimidate you.
他们用法律阻止不了你，就只有恐吓你了。
8.Another theory floating around was that Rwandan Hutu extremists in the camps were trying to intimidate other refugees.
另一种流行的推测是难民营中的胡图族极端分子企图恐吓其它难民。
9.First get rid of his own thorn in the side, and the second is interested in joining the police force to intimidate the ordinary civilians.
其一除掉自己的眼中钉，其二就是恫吓有意加入警察队伍的普通平民。
10.True leadership will not be measured by the ability to muzzle dissent, or to intimidate and harass political opponents at home.
衡量真正领导能力的尺度不是压制异己或恫吓骚扰国内政治反对派的力量。