flanking

UK
/ˈflæŋkɪŋ/
US
/ˈflæŋkɪŋ/

Переводы

flankingсуществительное
flankings
множ.
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/ˈflæŋkɪŋ/
US
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Denotes the act or process of attacking or positioning at the flank.
débordementSens militaire: manœuvre visant à prendre l'ennemi sur le flanc.
Effective flanking of the fortress forced a quick surrender.
Le débordement efficace de la forteresse a forcé une reddition rapide.
Дополнительные переводы
flanquementTerme militaire plus rare.
Синонимы
flanking maneuver
flank movement
pincer movement
side attack
flank attack
turning movement
sidelong attack
flankingприлагательное
UK
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US
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The flanking walls of the corridor were lined with torches.
Les murs latéraux du couloir étaient bordés de torches.
Дополнительные переводы
de flancSurtout en contexte militaire.
flankглагол

flanking

Герундий

flanked
Прошедшее простое время
flanked
Причастие прошедшего времени
flanking
Герундий
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flanquerLangage militaire ou descriptif.
The soldiers flanked the general as they marched through the city.
Les soldats flanquaient le général pendant leur marche dans la ville.
déborderEn contexte militaire.
The cavalry was instructed to flank the enemy's position to gain a tactical advantage.
La cavalerie a reçu l’ordre de déborder la position ennemie pour obtenir un avantage tactique.
Дополнительные переводы
protégerAvec complément : protéger le flanc.

Определения

flankingсуществительное
The act or process of attacking or positioning at the flank of someone or something.
Effective flanking of the fortress forced a quick surrender.
flankingприлагательное
Positioned to the side of something, often for strategic purposes.
The flanking maneuvers of the army caught the enemy by surprise.
Located or placed at or on the side of something; lateral.
The flanking walls of the corridor were lined with torches.
Military: involving an attack on, or movement toward, the side of an opposing force.
Their flanking attack overwhelmed the enemy's defenses.
flankглагол
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.