ambush

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Переводы

ambushсуществительное
ambushes
множ.
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embuscadeTerme courant, surtout en contexte militaire.
The soldiers walked into an ambush set by the enemy forces.
Les soldats sont tombés dans une embuscade tendue par les forces ennemies.
Дополнительные переводы
guet-apensSurtout quand l’idée d’un piège tendu au victime est mise en avant.
ambushглагол
ambushed
Прошедшее простое время
ambushed
Причастие прошедшего времени
ambushing
Герундий
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embusquerEmploi militaire; se dit surtout d’une attaque menée depuis une position cachée.
The soldiers planned to ambush the enemy convoy at dawn.
Les soldats ont prévu d’embusquer le convoi ennemi à l’aube.
ambushприлагательное
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Used attributively, e.g., in phrases like "ambush marketing" or "ambush tactics".
embusquéSurtout en contexte militaire ou zoologique.
The squad trained in ambush tactics for jungle warfare.
L’escouade s’est entraînée à des tactiques embusquées pour la guerre dans la jungle.

Определения

ambushсуществительное
A surprise attack by people lying in wait in a concealed position.
The soldiers walked into an ambush set by the enemy forces.
The act of concealing oneself and lying in wait to attack by surprise.
The ambush was carefully planned to catch the convoy off guard.
A hidden position from which a surprise attack can be made.
The rebels lay in ambush, waiting for the convoy to pass.
The group of attackers lying in wait to launch a surprise attack.
The ambush opened fire as the convoy rounded the bend.
ambushглагол
To attack by surprise from a concealed position.
The soldiers planned to ambush the enemy convoy at dawn.
ambushприлагательное
Relating to, characteristic of, or involving a surprise attack from concealment.
The squad trained in ambush tactics for jungle warfare.
Describing animals or other predators that hunt by remaining concealed and striking suddenly.
The frog is an ambush predator, snatching insects that venture too close.