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extort

/ɪkˈstɔː(ɹ)t/

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verb

ابتز, انتزع

To take or seize off an unwilling person by physical force, menace, duress, torture, or any undue or illegal exercise of power or ingenuity

Examples :

"to extort a promise"

لابتزاز وعد

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verb

ابتز

To obtain by means of the offense of extortion.

Examples :

"The bully extorted money from the younger students, threatening to spread rumors if they didn't pay. "

ابتز المتنمر المال من الطلاب الأصغر سناً، مهدداً بنشر الشائعات إذا لم يدفعوا.

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verb

ليّ إلى الخارج

To twist outwards.

Examples :

"The tightrope walker struggled to extort his body, trying to keep his balance. "

كافح المتزلج على الحبل ليّ جسده إلى الخارج، محاولًا الحفاظ على توازنه.

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adjective

مُنتَزَع

Wrongfully obtained.

Examples :

"You are right! "Extort" is a verb, not an adjective. My apologies. Here's a sentence using it correctly as a verb: "The bully tried to extort lunch money from the younger students by threatening them." "

أنت على حق! "مُنتَزَع" فعل، وليس صفة. اعتذاري. إليك جملة تستخدمه بشكل صحيح كفعل: حاول المتنمر ابتزاز نقود الغداء من الطلاب الأصغر سناً بتهديدهم.

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