backstab

UK
/ˈbæk.stæb/
US
/ˈbæk.stæb/
backstabnoun
backstabs
pl
UK
/ˈbæk.stæb/
US
/ˈbæk.stæb/
Translations
coup de poignard dans le dos
His sudden resignation was a real backstab to the project team.
Sa démission soudaine a été un véritable coup de poignard dans le dos pour l’équipe du projet.
Additional translations
attaque dans le dosSurtout dans les jeux vidéo ou les jeux de rôle.
Definitions
An act of betrayal or treachery, especially by a friend or ally.
His sudden resignation was a real backstab to the project team.
A stealth attack made from behind, especially in role-playing or video games.
The assassin finished the boss with a critical backstab.
backstabverb
backstabbed
Past Simple
backstabbed
Past Participle
backstabbing
ing-form
UK
/ˈbæk.stæb/
US
/ˈbæk.stæb/
Translations
He trusted his colleague, only to be backstabbed when she took credit for his work.
Il faisait confiance à son collègue, mais il a été trahi lorsqu’elle a revendiqué le mérite de son travail.
Additional translations
attaquer dans le dosSurtout dans les jeux vidéo ou les jeux de rôle.
Definitions
To betray someone by acting against them in a deceitful or underhanded way, especially when they are not present.
He trusted his colleague, only to be backstabbed when she took credit for his work.
To attack an opponent from behind, especially in video or role-playing games, often inflicting additional damage.
The rogue can backstab unsuspecting enemies for massive damage.
Synonyms
backstabadjective
Used attributively in gaming contexts (e.g., "backstab damage")
Translations
de dosSurtout dans les jeux vidéo ou les jeux de rôle.
The character gains a 50% bonus to backstab damage.
Le personnage obtient un bonus de 50 % aux dégâts de dos.
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of a stealth attack from behind.
The character gains a 50% bonus to backstab damage.