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beat back

/biːt bæk/

Traduction: Faire reculer quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent par la force physique ou une forte résistance ; repousser une attaque ou une avancée.

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/biːt bæk/C1formal
  • frFaire reculer quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent par la force physique ou une forte résistance ; repousser une attaque ou une avancée.

To force someone or something to retreat or withdraw, often by using physical force or strong resistance; to repel an attack or advance.

  1. Repel or force to retreatB2formal

    To force someone or something to move backward, especially in a conflict or competition.

    frreculer ou faire reculer

    • The army managed to beat back the enemy forces.
    • She beat back her competitors to win the championship.
    • The firefighters beat back the flames before they spread.
  2. Overcome or suppressB2informal

    To resist or overcome a feeling, problem, or difficulty.

    frréprimer, surmonter

    • He tried to beat back his feelings of anger.
    • They beat back the rising tide of criticism.
    • She beat back her fear and gave the speech.
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