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aggressive

/əˈɡres.ɪv/

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adjective

/əˈɡres.ɪv/B1formal
  • ruОписывает человека или действие, которое является напористым, враждебным или готовым к нападению.

Describes a person or action that is forceful, hostile, or ready to attack.

  1. Hostile or violent behaviorB1formal

    Behaving in a threatening, forceful, or hostile manner.

    ruАгрессивный

    • The dog became aggressive when strangers approached.
    • His aggressive tone made everyone uncomfortable.
    • Aggressive driving can lead to serious accidents.

    Synonymsassaultivebelligerentcombativeconfrontationalhostilemilitantpugnaciousthreateningviolent

    Antonymsgentlemeekmildnonviolentpassivepeaceful

  2. Forceful or assertiveB2formal

    Showing determination and energy in pursuing goals, often in a competitive context.

    ruНапористый

    • The company launched an aggressive marketing campaign.
    • She has an aggressive approach to solving problems.
    • Their aggressive expansion strategy paid off quickly.

    Synonymsassertivedrivendynamicenergeticenterprisingforcefulpushyvigorous

    Antonymsmeekpassivesubmissivetimidunassertive

  3. Medical (cancer)C1formalmedical

    Describing a disease, especially cancer, that spreads quickly and is difficult to treat.

    ruАгрессивный (медицинский термин)

    • The patient was diagnosed with an aggressive form of lymphoma.
    • Doctors are concerned about the aggressive nature of the tumor.
    • Aggressive cancers require immediate and intensive treatment.

    Synonymsfast-growinghigh-gradeinvasivemalignantmetastaticvirulent

    Antonymsbenignindolentnonaggressive

Forms
  • more aggressive comparative form
  • most aggressive superlative form
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