English Dictionary
He looked very threatening.
) dark clouds threatened rain
You can describe someone's behaviour as threatening when you think that they are trying to harm you....a threatening phone call.ˈθrɛtnɪŋ ADJECTIVE
ameaçadora
prijeteća


amenazadora


απειλητική
minacciosa


groźna
ameaçadora
угрожающая
amenazadora
hotfullt


A second panel member, whose identity wasn't immediately known, wrote a low-key dissent after threatening to object more vocally.Globe and Mail (2003)
Davies was taken to the nearby Medical Center Of Louisiana for treatment for the injury, which isn t thought to be life threatening.NME (New Musical Express) (2004)
He was brandishing a knife and threatening people and claiming to be a Vietnam veteran," said school principal Mr Michael Murphy.Irish Times (2002)
Ministers are now threatening to demand compensation from the defaulting firms.Glasgow Herald (2001)
Shakily, Adam rose to his feet while the dog fixed him with a baleful glare and a low threatening rumble escaped its throat.Stuart Harrison LOST SUMMER (2002)
They were not evil or wicked or even particularly threatening.Jennifer Fallon TREASON KEEP (2001)
Trying to find a less threatening father, trying to find a listening mother.Gee, Maggie Lost Children
We both knew the farmer was perfectly within his rights to shoot a dog that was trespassing on his land and threatening his livelihood.Jan Fennell FRIENDS FOR LIFE (2003)
With conditions near ideal for the second successive day, it was the players who did the threatening.Glasgow Herald (2001)
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