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line of defence

/laɪn əv dɪˈfens/

Traducción: Estrategia, argumento o barrera física utilizados para protegerse de un ataque, crítica o peligro.

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/laɪn əv dɪˈfens/B2formalpolitical
  • esEstrategia, argumento o barrera física utilizados para protegerse de un ataque, crítica o peligro.

A strategy, argument, or physical barrier used to protect against attack, criticism, or danger.

  1. Military protectionB2formal

    A position or arrangement of troops, weapons, or barriers used to protect against enemy attack.

    eslínea de defensa

    • The army established a strong line of defence along the border.
    • The first line of defence was breached by the advancing troops.
    • They reinforced the second line of defence with additional artillery.
  2. Argument or justificationB2formal

    A set of arguments or reasoning used to protect oneself against criticism, accusations, or legal charges.

    eslínea de defensa

    • His lawyer prepared a solid line of defence for the trial.
    • Her main line of defence was that she was not present at the scene.
    • The company's line of defence focused on the lack of evidence.
  3. Preventive measureB2formal

    A strategy or system designed to prevent problems, risks, or failures.

    esLínea de defensa

    • Regular backups are your first line of defence against data loss.
    • Vaccination is a crucial line of defence against infectious diseases.
    • Strong passwords are the first line of defence for online security.
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