feint

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US
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Translations

feintnoun
feints
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feinteEn boxe et en escrime; par extension, attaque simulée pour tromper l’adversaire.
The boxer executed a feint to the left before delivering a powerful right hook.
Le boxeur a exécuté une feinte à gauche avant de lancer un puissant crochet du droit.
Additional translations
ligne de réglureTerme d’édition et de papeterie.
feintverb
feinted
Past Simple
feinted
Past Participle
feinting
Gerund
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feinterSurtout en sport et au combat; faire un mouvement trompeur.
The boxer feinted with his left hand before delivering a powerful right hook.
Le boxeur a feinté de la main gauche avant de lancer un puissant crochet du droit.
feintadjective
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Used attributively to describe an action or attack that serves as a feint or deception.
feintS’emploie surtout dans des contextes comme attaque feinte, mouvement feint.
The commander launched a feint attack on the western flank.
Le commandant a lancé une attaque feinte sur le flanc ouest.

Definitions

feintnoun
A deceptive or pretended blow, thrust, or other movement, especially in boxing or fencing.
The boxer executed a feint to the left before delivering a powerful right hook.
A mock attack or movement designed to distract or deceive an opponent.
The general ordered a feint to the north to draw the enemy's forces away from the main attack.
A lightly printed guiding line on ruled paper, used to keep handwriting straight.
The student kept her writing neat by following the feints on the notebook page.
feintverb
To make a deceptive or pretended movement, especially in a fight or sports, to mislead an opponent.
The boxer feinted with his left hand before delivering a powerful right hook.
feintadjective
Serving as or relating to a feint; deceptive or pretended.
The commander launched a feint attack on the western flank.