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attack

/əˈtæk/

Traduction: Nom désignant une action agressive et violente contre une personne, un lieu ou une chose, ainsi que le début soudain d'une maladie ou d'un état., Verbe utilisé pour désigner des actions agressives contre quelqu'un ou quelque chose, physiquement ou verbalement.

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noun

/əˈtæk/A2formal
  • frNom désignant une action agressive et violente contre une personne, un lieu ou une chose, ainsi que le début soudain d'une maladie ou d'un état.

A noun referring to an aggressive and violent action against a person, place, or thing, or a sudden onset of an illness or condition.

  1. Violent actA2formal

    An act of violence intended to harm or damage someone or something.

    frattaque violente

    • The attack on the embassy was condemned by world leaders.
    • He survived a vicious attack in the park.
    • The military launched a surprise attack at dawn.

    Synonymesassaultbarragebombardmentchargeforayoffensiveonsetonslaughtraidstrike

    Antonymesdefenseguardprotection

  2. B2formal

    A strong or hostile criticism or verbal assault.

    frCritique acerbe

    • The politician faced a fierce attack from the opposition.
    • Her article was a direct attack on the company's policies.
    • He launched a personal attack on his rival during the debate.

    Synonymesassaultbarragebroadsidecastigationcensurecondemnationdenunciationdiatribeinvectiveonslaughttiradevilification

    Antonymesaccoladeapprovalcommendationcomplimentdefenseendorsementpraisesupport

  3. Medical episodeB1formalmedical

    A sudden onset of a medical condition or illness.

    frCrise

    • He suffered a heart attack last night.
    • She had a severe asthma attack after exercising.
    • The patient experienced a panic attack during the flight.

    Synonymesboutepisodefitparoxysmseizurespasm

  4. Sports offensiveB1informalsport

    An offensive action in sports aimed at scoring points.

    frAttaque en sport

    • The team's attack was relentless in the second half.
    • Their attack broke through the defense and scored a goal.
    • The coach praised the attack for their quick passing.

    Synonymesassaultchargedriveoffenseoffensiveonslaughtpush

    Antonymesdefense

Formes
  • attacks plural form
  • attacks' possessive plural form
  • attack's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/əˈtæk/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner des actions agressives contre quelqu'un ou quelque chose, physiquement ou verbalement.

A verb used to indicate the act of taking aggressive action against someone or something, either physically or verbally.

  1. Act of aggressionA2formal

    To use physical force against someone or something in an attempt to harm or damage.

    frAction d'attaquer

    • The dog attacked the intruder without warning.
    • Soldiers attacked the enemy base at dawn.
    • He was attacked by a group of strangers on the street.

    Synonymesambushassailassaultbesetchargego forlay intomugraidset onset uponstormstrike

    Antonymesdefendguardprotect

  2. Criticize stronglyB2formal

    To criticize someone or something harshly or aggressively.

    frCritiquer vivement

    • The politician attacked his opponent's policies during the debate.
    • She attacked the article for its biased reporting.
    • Critics attacked the film for its poor plot.

    Synonymesassailberateblastcondemndenouncelambastepilloryrevilesavagevilify

    Antonymesacclaimapplaudapprovecommendcomplimentlaudpraise

  3. Begin with enthusiasmB2informal

    To start doing something with great energy and determination.

    frattaquer (avec enthousiasme)

    • He attacked the pile of homework with renewed vigor.
    • She attacked the problem from a new angle.
    • They attacked the project with enthusiasm and creativity.

    Synonymespitch intoset abouttackleundertake

    Antonymesabandonavoidneglectshirkshun

Formes
  • attacked past participle
  • attacked past simple
  • attacking present participle
  • attacks third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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