arredrar

v.

to put off, to frighten off.

no le arredra nada nothing puts him off

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arredrar

► verbo transitivo

1 to intimidate, frighten, daunt

■ las huelgas no arredran al gobierno the government isn't intimidated by strikes

► verbo pronominal arredrarse

1 to be frightened

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1. VT

1) (=asustar) to scare, frighten

2) (=hacer retirarse) to drive back; (=apartar) to remove, separate

2.

See:

arredrarse

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1.

verbo transitivo

a) (intimidar) to intimidate

b) (hacer retroceder) to drive back

2.

arredrarse v pron to be daunted

sin arredrarse, dio un paso adelante — undaunted, she took a step forward

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1.

verbo transitivo

a) (intimidar) to intimidate

b) (hacer retroceder) to drive back

2.

arredrarse v pron to be daunted

sin arredrarse, dio un paso adelante — undaunted, she took a step forward

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arredrar [A1 ]

vt

1 (intimidar) to intimidate

a mí no me arredran sus amenazas I'm not intimidated by their threats

2 (hacer retroceder) to drive back, put … to flight (frml)

■ arredrarse

v pron

to be daunted

sin arredrarse dio un paso adelante undaunted o refusing to be intimidated, she took a step forward

no se arredrará ante un pequeño conflicto como ése he won't be daunted by o he won't shrink from a minor conflict like that

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arredrar verbo transitivo to intimidate, frighten

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arredrar

♦ vt

to put off, to intimidate;

las dificultades no le arredraban he wasn't put off by the difficulties

♦ See also the pronominal verb arredrarse

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arredrar

v/t intimidate