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pre-emptive strike

/priːˈɛmptɪv straɪk/

Tradução: Ação militar ou estratégica tomada para neutralizar uma ameaça iminente antes que ela se concretize; também usado em contextos políticos ou empresariais para descrever medidas preventivas ou antecipadas.

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/priːˈɛmptɪv straɪk/C1formalpolitical
  • ptAção militar ou estratégica tomada para neutralizar uma ameaça iminente antes que ela se concretize; também usado em contextos políticos ou empresariais para descrever medidas preventivas ou antecipadas.

A military or strategic action taken to neutralize a perceived imminent threat before it can materialize, often used in political or business contexts to describe proactive measures.

  1. Military actionC1formal

    An attack launched to prevent an anticipated enemy attack.

    ptAtaque preventivo

    • The general ordered a pre-emptive strike against the enemy base.
    • The country launched a pre-emptive strike to neutralize the threat.
    • A pre-emptive strike was considered necessary to protect national security.
  2. Business strategyC1formal

    An action taken to prevent a competitor from gaining an advantage.

    ptAtaque preventivo

    • The company made a pre-emptive strike by releasing the product early.
    • Their pre-emptive strike in the market secured them a leading position.
    • A pre-emptive strike against the rival's campaign was launched.
  3. General proactive measureB2informal

    Any action taken to prevent a potential problem or threat.

    ptMedida preventiva

    • He made a pre-emptive strike by apologizing before the complaint arrived.
    • The team's pre-emptive strike solved the issue before it escalated.
    • A pre-emptive strike against rumors was issued by the spokesperson.