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threaten somebody. . . to do something with doing something Hello, I know it's common to say: - threaten to do something [The terrorists threatened to kill the hostages ] - threaten somebody (with something) [The terrorists threatened the hostages (with a gun) ] But what if I want to say who is threatened and what the threat is in the same sentence
A threat to - A threat for - WordReference Forums "A threat for Europe" moves the ownership, the perception, of the threat toward the people of Europe That is, Europe regards the action as a threat, regardless of Russia's intentions or whether the missiles actually pose a threat So, I would use "for" only to refer to things that can have an opinion, like Europe, a man, etc
assault battery (criminal) | WordReference Forums Assault is (1) to intentionally and unlawfully threaten either by word or act to do violence to a victim, (2) that such act of violence created in the mind of the victim a well-founded fear the it would take place, (3) and that the person appeared to have the ability to carry out the threat Battery: intentionally touching or striking a person against their will The problem is that some
Dont you dare or dare not? - WordReference Forums In this kind of informal mild threat, it is invariably "Don't you dare " In my experience this expression is usually followed by the bare infinitive (without to); this structure is exceptional in that it uses the auxiliary do (typical of non-modals) but the bare infinitive following (typical of modals)
I hope + Present vs I hope + Future | WordReference Forums I came across a sentense where 'I hope' is followed by Present Simple: 'I'll be abroad I hope the party goes well ' Is there a difference between this one and 'I hope the party will go well'?
Your cooperation in this regard will be highly appreciated. Pejorative . . . It is a strong implied threat, veiled in apparent gallantry To break it down, here is is why I would hate to get a letter with this sentence in it: Cooperation The word cooperation, too often used by those in authority to those beneath them, reads to me here as "obedience " And why is it capitalized?
usine à gaz (sens figuré) - WordReference Forums How can I translate in English 'usine à gaz'? Une "usine à gaz" est une expression récente qui désigne un ensemble de systèmes compliqués qui fait tout et n'importe quoi According to wikipedia : En français, l'expression "usine à gaz " est un terme péjoratif, désignant quelque chose de très