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flank

UK
/flæŋk/
US
/flæŋk/

Traduzioni

flanknoun
flanks
pl
UK
/flæŋk/
US
/flæŋk/
The soldiers advanced on the enemy's left flank.
Солдаты наступали на левый фланг врага.
The horse had a scar on its flank.
У лошади был шрам на боку.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
крыло
поясница
Sinonimi
side
border
edge
margin
wing
flankverb
flanked
Past Simple
flanked
Past Participle
flanking
Gerund
UK
/flæŋk/
US
/flæŋk/
обходить с фланга
The soldiers were ordered to flank the enemy position.
Солдаты получили приказ обходить с фланга позицию противника.
располагаться по бокам
Tall trees flank the driveway leading to the house.
Высокие деревья располагаются по бокам подъездной дороги к дому.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
охранять
Sinonimi
adjoin
flank
enclose
surround
border
flankadjective
UK
/flæŋk/
US
/flæŋk/
Used attributively to modify another noun, e.g., "flank steak", "flank pain".
Sinonimi
lateral
side
sideways
flanking
adjacent
adjoining
bordering
alongside

Definizioni

flanknoun
The side of a person's or animal's body between the ribs and the hip.
The horse had a scar on its left flank.
The right or left side of a military formation.
The general ordered the troops to protect the flank from enemy attacks.
The side of something large such as a mountain or building.
The climbers set up camp on the northern flank of the mountain.
A cut of meat from the side of an animal, especially a cow.
The chef prepared a delicious flank steak for dinner.
The right or left side of any group, team, or area such as a sports field or part of the political spectrum.
The winger sprinted down the right flank to deliver the cross.
flankverb
To be situated on each side of or on one side of (someone or something).
The soldiers flanked the general as they marched through the city.
To guard or strengthen (a military force or position) from the side.
The commander ordered his troops to flank the vulnerable left side of the battalion.
To attack down or from the sides, or to move around the side of (an enemy).
The cavalry was instructed to flank the enemy's position to gain a tactical advantage.
flankadjective
Located at or relating to the side of something, especially the body.
The surgeon made a small flank incision.
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