- force oneself on someone
- sich jemandem aufdrängen
English-German idiom dictionary. 2013.
force oneself on someone
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przypierdalać się — 1) Krytkować kogoś, zwłaszcza bezzasadnie; mieć nieuzasadnione pretensje Eng. To criticize someone or something, especially if not deserved; to have ungrounded complaints or remarks 2) Wtrącać się; narzucać się Eng. To force oneself upon someone; … Słownik Polskiego slangu
przypierdzielać się — 1) Krytkować kogoś, zwłaszcza bezzasadnie; mieć nieuzasadnione pretensje Eng. To criticize someone or something, especially if not deserved; to have ungrounded complaints or remarks 2) Wtrącać się; narzucać się Eng. To force oneself upon someone; … Słownik Polskiego slangu
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przywalać się — 1) Krytkować kogoś, zwłaszcza bezzasadnie; mieć nieuzasadnione pretensje Eng. To criticize someone or something, especially if not deserved; to have ungrounded complaints or remarks 2) Wtrącać się; narzucać się Eng. To force oneself upon someone; … Słownik Polskiego slangu
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