Gregory's Server@sarahbecan My Spanish is nearly nil, but from hearing "oprime dos" a bazillion times on business lines, I suspect that "oprime" could also just be translated as "press".
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@sarahbecan My Spanish is nearly nil, but from hearing "oprime dos" a bazillion times on business lines, I suspect that "oprime" could also just be translated as "press". 1 comment
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@GregSergienko @sarahbecan Words often have multiple meanings. In English we also use the word "press" in this exact same sense when we say "oppress" (which just means "to press downward")