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takedown

/ˈteɪk.daʊn/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de faire tomber quelqu'un au sol, notamment en lutte ou en arts martiaux, ou une critique ou réfutation cinglante d'un argument ou d'une personne.

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noun

/ˈteɪk.daʊn/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de faire tomber quelqu'un au sol, notamment en lutte ou en arts martiaux, ou une critique ou réfutation cinglante d'un argument ou d'une personne.

A noun referring to the act of bringing someone to the ground from a standing position, especially in wrestling, or a critical remark that defeats an argument.

  1. Wrestling moveB2formalsport

    A technique used to bring an opponent from a standing position to the ground, typically in wrestling or martial arts.

    frAmener au sol

    • He executed a perfect takedown in the first round.
    • The wrestler practiced his takedown technique for hours.
    • A quick takedown can change the momentum of a match.

    Synonymessweeptacklethrowtrip

  2. Critical remarkB2informal

    A comment or statement that severely criticizes or humiliates someone.

    frCritique cinglante

    • Her speech was a brilliant takedown of the company's policies.
    • The comedian delivered a hilarious takedown of the politician.
    • His review was a brutal takedown of the film.

    Synonymesattackbroadsidecondemnationcriticismdenunciationpanput-downroastslam

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