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assault

/əˈsɔːlt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une attaque physique ou une menace de violence contre une personne, souvent employé dans un contexte juridique pour qualifier une infraction pénale., Verbe utilisé pour désigner une attaque physique ou verbale contre quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent de manière violente ou soudaine.

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noun

/əˈsɔːlt/B2formallegal
  • frNom désignant une attaque physique ou une menace de violence contre une personne, souvent employé dans un contexte juridique pour qualifier une infraction pénale.

A noun referring to a physical attack or threat of violence against another person, often used in legal contexts to describe a criminal offense.

  1. Physical attackB2formallegal

    A violent physical or verbal attack on a person.

    frAgression physique

    • He was charged with assault after the fight.
    • The victim suffered serious injuries from the assault.
    • Witnesses reported the assault to the police immediately.

    Synonymesaggressionattackbatterychargemolestationonslaughtraidstrike

    Antonymesdefenseguardprotection

  2. Military attackB2formal

    A sudden, violent attack on an enemy position or target.

    frassaut militaire

    • The troops launched an assault on the enemy base.
    • The assault began at dawn with heavy artillery fire.
    • They planned a coordinated assault from both sides.

    Synonymesattackblitzchargeforayincursioninvasionoffensiveonslaughtraidstrike

    Antonymesdefenseretreatsurrenderwithdrawal

  3. Verbal attackB2informal

    A strong verbal criticism or attack on someone's character or ideas.

    frattaque verbale

    • The politician launched a verbal assault on his opponent.
    • Her speech was an assault on the company's policies.
    • He faced a harsh assault from the media after the scandal.

    Synonymesattackcondemnationcriticismdenunciationdiatribeharangueinvectiveonslaughttiradevilification

    Antonymesaccoladecommendationcomplimentdefensepraise

Formes
  • assaults plural form
  • assaults' possessive plural form
  • assault's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/əˈsɔːlt/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner une attaque physique ou verbale contre quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent de manière violente ou soudaine.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a physical or verbal attack on someone or something.

  1. B2formallegal

    To make a violent physical attack on someone.

    frAssaillir, attaquer (physiquement)

    • The man was charged with assaulting a police officer.
    • He assaulted his neighbor during an argument.
    • The victim was assaulted in the parking lot.

    Synonymesassailattackchargeset uponstrike

    Antonymesdefendguardprotect

  2. Criticize or attack verballyB2informal

    To criticize someone or something strongly and aggressively.

    frattaquer verbalement

    • The politician assaulted his opponent's character during the debate.
    • She assaulted the company's policies in her speech.
    • The journalist assaulted the government's decision in her article.

    Synonymesassailattackberatecastigatecondemncriticizelambasterevilevilify

    Antonymesacclaimapplaudcommendcomplimentlaudpraise

Formes
  • assaulted past participle
  • assaulted past simple
  • assaulting present participle
  • assaults third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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