truga.
to persistently urge or attempt to persuade someone to accept an offering, particularly of food or drink; to urge, to press, etc.
Meaning & usage
to persistently urge or attempt to persuade someone to accept an offering, particularly of food or drink; to urge, to press, etc.
De trugade gästerna att ta mer av efterrätten
Jag blev trugad till att hjälpa honom med deklarationen
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Swedish þruga (“threaten; force; urge someone to”), from Old Norse þrúga (“threaten, force”). Etymologically related to trycka (“to push”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk truga (“threaten”) and Danish true (“threaten”).
a basket (usually disc-like piece attached near the bottom of a ski pole to prevent it from sinking too deep into the snow)
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