bushwhack

• Verbo que significa tender una emboscada, atacar desde una posición oculta, o abrirse paso a través de vegetación densa abriendo un sendero.

A verb meaning to ambush, attack from a concealed position, or to clear a path through dense vegetation.

1. Ambush or attack from hidingC1informalamerican

   To wait in a concealed position to attack someone, often used in a military or survival context.

   Emboscar o atacar desde una posición oculta

   • The soldiers were ordered to bushwhack the enemy convoy.
   • Bandits would bushwhack travelers along the mountain pass.
   • They planned to bushwhack the patrol at dawn.

   Sinónimosambuscadeambushlie in waitsurprisetrapwaylay

2. Live as a fugitive or guerrillaC2informalamerican

   To live or operate in the wilderness as a fugitive or as part of a guerrilla group.

   Vivir como fugitivo o guerrillero en el monte

   • After the rebellion failed, he had to bushwhack in the remote forests.
   • The rebels bushwhacked for years, evading capture.
   • He chose to bushwhack rather than surrender to the authorities.

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3. Cut through dense vegetationC1informalamerican

   To force a path through thick woods or undergrowth by cutting or pushing aside vegetation.

   Abrirse paso entre la maleza

   • We had to bushwhack through the jungle to reach the river.
   • The explorers bushwhacked their way up the mountain.
   • Bushwhacking through the dense forest was exhausting.

   Sinónimosblazeclearcuthackpush through