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mistreat

/mɪsˈtriːt/

US pronunciation
American sound/mɪsˈtriːt/
mɪsˈtriːt
Syllables
2 syllables
Stress
2nd syllable stress
Vowel
Short i vowel
Ending
Clear final sound

mɪs - ˈtriːt -> mistreat

Myanmar meaning

(v) အကိုင်ကြမ်းသည်။ နှိပ်စက်သည်။

Full entry

mistreat /mÇs'tri:t/ v (esp passive)

အကိုင်ကြမ်းသည်။ နှိပ်စက်သည်။
a horse mistreated by its owner ❍ I hate to see books being mistreated. Compare MALTREAT mistreatment n [U]

More examples
  • She felt she had been mistreated by the police.
  • The animals used in the film were in no way mistreated.
Synonyms
abuse, maltreat, ill-treat, harm, mishandle, rough up, knock about, misuse, backbite, bash, brutalize, bung up, chop, do wrong, dump on, give black eye, handle roughly, ill-use, injure, kick around, knock around, maul, mess up, molest, oppress, outrage, push around, rip, roughhouse, shake up, total, trash, wax, wound, wrong
Antonyms
aid, assist, benefit, coddle, cure, favor, guard, heal, help, pamper, pet, please, protect, satisfy, treat well
Cross references
abusemaltreatill-treatharmmishandlerough upknock aboutmisusebackbitebashbrutalizebung upchopdo wrongdump ongive black eyehandle roughlyill-useinjurekick aroundknock aroundmaulmess upmolestoppressoutragepush aroundrip
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