/əˈprɛs/ – Verb
Definition: áp bức, đàn áp, đè nặng.
A more thorough explanation: In legal terms, “oppress” refers to the act of subjecting someone to unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power, often resulting in the deprivation of their rights or freedoms. This can include actions such as harassment, discrimination, or abuse of power by a person or entity in a position of authority.
Example: The court found the landlord guilty of using oppressive tactics to force the tenants out of the property.