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- Harass - translation English to Spanish
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Translation into Spanish
It was thus totally unacceptable for Israel to harass and humiliate them.
Por lo tanto, es absolutamente inaceptable que Israel los acose y humille.
Example taken from data source: MultiUN_v1 Harriet, don't harass the residents.
Harriet, no hostigue a los residentes.
Example taken from data source: OpenSubtitles_v2018 Israel continued to harass the deportees even in exile.
Israel ha hostigado a las personas expulsadas incluso en su exilio.
Example taken from data source: UNPC_v1.0 Orekh predicts that the police will facilitate rather than harass the parade, raising suspicions that the government is inflating the nationalists' clout.
Orekh predijo que la policía facilitaría más que acosaría la marcha, lo que generó sospechas de que el gobierno está inflando la influencia de los nacionalistas.
Example taken from data source: GlobalVoices_v2018q4 Torment or harass (a new student or recruit) by subjection to strenuous, humiliating, or dangerous tasks.
Atormentar o acosar (a un nuevo alumno o recluta) sometiéndolo a tareas agotadoras, humillantes o peligrosas.
Example taken from data source: MultiUN_v1 Saladin sent out 500 skirmishers to harass their forces, and he himself marched to Ain Jalut.
Saladino envió 500 escaramuzadores para hostigarlos y marchó contra Ain Jalut.
Example taken from data source: WikiMatrix_v1 They have continued to harass and intimidate displaced persons in those areas.
Han seguido hostigando e intimidando a las personas desplazadas en esas zonas.
Example taken from data source: UNPC_v1.0