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attack

/əˈtæk/

attack back

attacksubstantiv

attacks

Pl.

/əˈtæk/

Übersetzungen

атака

The football team launched a strong attack against their opponents.

Футбольная команда начала сильную атаку против своих соперников.

нападение

The city was prepared for any potential attack from the enemy.

Город был готов к любому возможному нападению со стороны врага.

приступ

He had a sudden attack of anxiety before the presentation.

У него был внезапный приступ тревоги перед презентацией.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

штурм

налет

наступление

Definitionen

An aggressive and violent action against a person or place.

The city was under attack for several hours before reinforcements arrived.

A sudden occurrence of an illness or medical condition.

He suffered a heart attack while jogging in the park.

A strong criticism or verbal assault.

The politician faced an attack from the media over his recent comments.

An attempt to score in a game or sport.

The team's attack was relentless, leading to a decisive victory.

The initial phase of a sound, especially as it begins to be heard in music or acoustics.

The pianist controlled the attack of each note to achieve a crisp articulation.

An attempt to gain unauthorized access to, disrupt, or damage a computer system, network, or data.

The security team reported a severe cyber attack on the company’s servers.

A sudden onset of a strong feeling, such as laughter, panic, or nerves.

She had an attack of nerves just before going on stage.

Synonyme

offensive action

Antonyme

attackverb

attacked

Präteritum

attacked

Partizip Perfekt

attacking

Gerundium

/əˈtæk/

Übersetzungen

атаковать

The army plans to attack the enemy at dawn.

Армия планирует атаковать врага на рассвете.

нападать

The dog will attack if it feels threatened.

Собака нападет, если почувствует угрозу.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

штурмовать

налетать

бросаться

Definitionen

To take aggressive action against a place or enemy with weapons or armed force.

The army planned to attack the enemy base at dawn.

To criticize or oppose fiercely and publicly.

The politician attacked his opponent's policies during the debate.

To begin to deal with a problem or task in a determined way.

She decided to attack the pile of paperwork on her desk first thing in the morning.

To act on something with harmful or destructive intent.

The virus is known to attack the body's immune system.

Synonyme

Antonyme

attackadjektiv

/əˈtæk/

Used attributively to describe equipment, roles or qualities intended for offensive action (e.g., "attack helicopter").

Definitionen

Designed for or relating to carrying out offensive or aggressive action.

The army deployed attack aircraft to support the ground offensive.