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inroad

/ˈɪn.roʊd/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее вторжение или посягательство на чужую территорию, или враждебную атаку на территорию противника.

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noun

/ˈɪn.roʊd/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее вторжение или посягательство на чужую территорию, или враждебную атаку на территорию противника.

A noun referring to an encroachment or intrusion into another's domain, or an invasion or hostile attack into enemy territory.

  1. Encroachment or intrusionC1formal

    An advance or penetration into a territory, domain, or area of activity, often implying a gradual or unwelcome effect.

    ruВторжение или проникновение

    • The new technology made significant inroads into traditional manufacturing.
    • The company's aggressive marketing made inroads into the competitor's market share.
    • The disease made inroads into the population before a cure was found.

    Синонимыencroachmentincursioninfringementintrusioninvasiontrespass

  2. Invasion or hostile attackC1formal

    A sudden or hostile incursion into a region or territory, typically by a military force.

    ruВторжение

    • The army made an inroad into enemy territory under the cover of darkness.
    • Historical records describe the Viking inroads along the coast.
    • The general planned a swift inroad to disrupt the enemy's supply lines.

    Синонимыassaultattackforayincursioninvasionirruptiononslaughtraid

    Антонимыdefenseretreatwithdrawal

Формы
  • inroads plural form
  • inroads' possessive plural form
  • inroad's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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