More translations of攻击in English
go at sb
phrase to attack someone: Suddenly, he went at me with a knife. 突然，他手持一把刀子向我扑来。
go for sb
phrase UK to attack someone: Their dog had to be put to sleep after it went for the postwoman. 他们家的狗咬了那个女邮递员，他们只好对它实施了安乐死。
set about sb
phrase literary to attack someone: Her attacker set about her with a knife. 袭击者是用一把刀子袭击她的。
set on/upon sb
phrase to attack someone: He was set upon by a vicious dog. 他遭到了一只恶狗的攻击。
frontal assault/attack
phrase formal or specialized very strong criticism of someone or something: a frontal attack on the politician 对这个从政者的严厉抨击
pitch into sb/sth
phrase informal to criticize or attack someone or something forcefully: He pitched into me as soon as I arrived, asking where the work was. 我一到他就劈头盖脸地骂我，问作品在哪里。
let sb have it
phrase slang to attack someone with words or physically
talk smack
phrase US informal to make critical or insulting comments to someone, especially an opponent: We argue and fight and talk smack to each other. 我们争吵不休，互相攻击。
attack
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/əˈtæk/ B1 noun a violent act intended to hurt or damage someone or something: a racist attack 种族主义袭击
onslaught
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/ˈɑːn.slɑːt/ noun a very powerful attack: It is unlikely that his forces could withstand an enemy onslaught for very long. 他的军队不大可能长时间抵御联军的强攻。
shot
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/ʃɑːt/ B2 noun a kick, hit, or throw of the ball that is intended to score points in a sport such as cricket, football, tennis, or golf: And that was a great shot by Márquez! 那是马科斯击出的精彩好球！
aggression
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/əˈgreʃ.ən/ C1 noun spoken or physical behaviour that is threatening or involves harm to someone or something: Some types of dog are bred for aggression. 某些品种的狗是养来起攻击作用的。
assault
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/əˈsɑːlt/ C2 noun a violent attack: He was charged with sexual assault. 他被指控性侵犯。
hatchet job
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/ˈhætʃ.ɪt ˌdʒɑːb/ noun informal a cruel written or spoken attack on someone or something: Fleck was certainly not the only critic to do a hatchet job on his latest novel. 弗莱克当然不是唯一攻击他最新小说的评论家。
attack
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/əˈtæk/ B1 verb to try to hurt or defeat using violence: He was attacked and seriously injured by a gang of youths. 他被一帮年轻人打成重伤。
strike
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/straɪk/ B1 verb to hit or attack someone or something forcefully or violently: Her car went out of control and struck an oncoming vehicle. 她的汽车失控，撞上了迎面开来的一辆车。
assault
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/əˈsɑːlt/ C2 verb to attack someone violently: A woman and a man have been convicted of assaulting a police officer. 一名女子和一名男子被判袭警罪名成立。
assail
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/əˈseɪl/ verb formal to attack someone violently or criticize someone strongly: The victim had been assailed with repeated blows to the head and body. 受害者的头部和身体遭到连续重击。
molest
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/məˈlest/ verb formal to touch, push, etc. someone violently: United Nations premises were looted and personnel were molested by demonstrators. 联合国驻地被示威者劫掠，工作人员遭到袭击。
攻击的
offensive
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/əˈfen.sɪv/ adjective used for attacking: Since the other side had taken offensive action , we had no choice but to defend ourselves. 既然对方已经采取了攻势，我们除了自卫别无选择。
攻击性
aggressiveness
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/əˈgres.ɪv.nəs/ noun the quality of being likely to attack other people or animals, or to behave in a violent or angry way towards them: There were concerns about the child's disruptiveness and aggressiveness. 这个孩子表现出的破毁性和攻击性让人担心。
攻击者
assailant
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/əˈseɪ.lənt/ noun formal a person who attacks another person: Can you describe your assailant? 你能描述一下攻击你的人吗？
attacker
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/əˈtæk.ɚ/ noun a person who uses violence to hurt someone: The police think she must have known her attacker. 警方认为她肯定认识袭击她的人。
抵抗攻击
hold sb off
phrase to stop someone from attacking or defeating you: How much longer will the resistance fighters be able to hold off the enemy? 抵抗运动的战士们还能抵挡敌人多长时间？
第一次攻击
first strike
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/ˌfɝːst ˈstraɪk/ noun in a nuclear war, an attack intended to destroy the enemy's ability to fire before they have had an opportunity to do so
恶性攻击
aggravated assault
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/ˌæg.rə.veɪ.t̬ɪd əˈsɑːlt/ noun specialized a serious, violent attack on someone
恶意攻击
snipe
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/snaɪp/ verb to criticize someone unpleasantly: The former minister has been making himself unpopular recently, sniping at his ex-colleagues. 最近这位前部长因恶意攻击以前的同事而大失人心。
分布式拒绝服务攻击
DDoS
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/ˈdiː.dɑːs/ noun abbreviation for distributed denial of service: an occasion when a computer network or website is intentionally prevented from working correctly, by a very large number of users sending data at the same time: A DDoS is a cyber-attack where the perpetrator uses several, often thousands of, unique IP addresses. 分布式拒绝服务是一种网络攻击，攻击时使用多个（通常是数千个）独有的 IP 地址。
攻击性地
aggressively
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/əˈgres.ɪv.li/ adverb specialized in a way that develops very quickly: His prostate cancer had grown aggressively beyond the prostate and surrounding tissue. 他的前列腺癌有攻击性，已经扩展到前列腺周围组织。
攻击要害
go for the jugular
phrase to make a serious effort to defeat someone, usually by criticizing or harming them in a cruel way: Cunningham went straight for the jugular, telling him that his work was a complete disaster. 坎宁安直指要害，抨击他的工作是个彻底的失败。
口头攻击
brickbat
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/ˈbrɪk.bæt/ noun a spoken attack: The members of parliament hurled brickbats at the minister. 议员们气势汹汹地谴责部长。
连续攻击
bombardment
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/bɑːmˈbɑːrd.mənt/ noun a situation in which so many questions or other things are directed at someone, that they find it difficult to deal with them: A president is under constant bombardment from every direction. 一位总统正受到来自四面八方的诘问。
猛烈攻击
do sb over
phrase UK informal to attack someone violently: They said they'd do me over if I refused to drive the getaway car. 他们说如果我拒绝开车带他们逃走，他们就要狠揍我一顿。
率先攻击
take the offensive
phrase to attack first: He had authorized his army to take the offensive.
突然攻击
fly at sb/sth
phrase to attack another person or animal suddenly: He flew at his brother like a crazy person. 他疯了似的扑向他哥哥。
网络攻击
cyberattack
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/ˈsaɪ.bɚ.əˌtæk/ noun an illegal attempt to harm someone's computer system or the information on it, using the internet: The company was forced to temporarily suspend its operations after a cyberattack.
相貌攻击
body-shame
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/ˈbɑː.di ˌʃeɪm/ verb to criticize someone based on the shape, size, or appearance of their body: The star was body-shamed when she didn't lose weight immediately after having her baby. 这位明星生完孩子后没能立即减肥而遭受相貌攻击。
body shaming
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/ˈbɑː.di ˌʃeɪ.mɪŋ/ noun criticism of someone based on the shape, size, or appearance of their body: He says body shaming definitely occurs for male actors as well as actresses, though it's rarely discussed. 他说，男演员和女演员一样会遭受相貌攻击，尽管很少有人讨论这个话题。
对同性恋者的攻击殴打
queer-bashing
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/ˈkwɪrˌbæʃ.ɪŋ/ noun slang the act of physically attacking and hurting someone because they are gay
反应性攻击为回应他人的威胁
reactive aggression
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/riˌæk.tɪv əˈgreʃ.ən/ noun specialized aggression that happens as a result of another person threatening you, laughing at you, etc., or seeming to do this: Harassment may trigger reactive aggression and violence against the harassers. 骚扰可能会引发对骚扰者的反应性攻击和暴力行为。
富于攻击性的
aggressive
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/əˈgres.ɪv/ B2 adjective behaving in an angry and violent way towards another person: Men tend to be more aggressive than women. 男性往往比女性更具有攻击性。
富于攻击性地
aggressively
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/əˈgres.ɪv.li/ B2 adverb in an angry and violent way: Small children often behave aggressively. 小孩经常会表现得好斗。
攻击他人的人
hater
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/ˈheɪ.t̬ɚ/ noun informal a person who says or writes unpleasant things about someone or criticizes their achievements, especially on the internet: Forget the haters - they're just jealous. 不要管那些只会骂人的人，他们不过是嫉妒而已。
攻击性部队
strike force
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/ˈstraɪk ˌfɔːrs/ noun a group of people, especially soldiers or police officers, who are organized and trained to take strong, sudden action to stop something harmful or unpleasant from continuing: We need a multinational strike force to combat drug trafficking. 我们需要组建一支多国快速行动部队来打击毒品贩卖活动。
攻击性强的人
rottweiler
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/ˈrɑːtˌwaɪ.lɚ/ noun a person who is likely to attack others, physically or with words: Jenkins is one of the new breed of political rottweilers in his party. 詹金斯是其党内新强硬派的一员。
攻击性信件
hate mail
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/ˈheɪt ˌmeɪl/ noun unpleasant or cruel letters from someone who dislikes you
工具性攻击受非攻击性目标所驱使的故意伤害他人的行为
instrumental aggression
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/ɪn.strəˌmen.t̬əl əˈgreʃ.ən/ noun specialized aggression that happens in order to achieve a particular aim, for example to steal something, rather than as a reaction to something that someone else does: Instrumental aggression is designed to help the individual maintain power or possession in a situation for their own gain. 工具性攻击旨在帮助个人在某种情况下维持自己的权力或占有。
过度攻击性
hyper-aggressiveness
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/ˌhaɪ.pɚ.əˈɡres.ɪv.nəs/ noun behaviour that is extremely and unusually angry, violent, or determined: Could hyper-aggressiveness be a symptom of depression?
极富攻击性的
hyper-aggressive
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/ˌhaɪ.pɚ.əˈɡres.ɪv/ adjective extremely and unusually angry and violent: Most of them were hyper-aggressive alpha-male types. 他们中的大多数都是极其好斗的阿尔法男性类型的人。
精确的军事攻击
surgical strike
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/ˌsɝː.dʒɪ.kəl ˈstraɪk/ noun a type of military attack that is made in an exact way on a particular place: A surgical strike was carried out on the enemy's military headquarters. 对敌军的总部实施了精确的军事打击。
拒绝服务攻击
denial of service
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/dɪˌnaɪ.əl əv ˈsɝː.vɪs/ noun specialized an occasion when a computer network or website is intentionally prevented from working correctly, by a person or group sending a large amount of data at one time: Denial of service results when a huge wave of requests swamps the capacity of a server. 当大量的请求如浪潮般淹没了服务器容量时，拒绝服务攻击便会发生。
DoS
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/dɑːs/ noun specialized abbreviation for denial of service: an occasion when a computer network or website is intentionally prevented from working correctly, by a person or group sending a large amount of data at one time: DoS attacks can be motivated by revenge, blackmail, or activism. DoS攻击的动机可能是报复、勒索或激进主义。
命令动物攻击
sic sth on sb
phrase to order an animal, especially a dog, to attack someone: The police will sic their dogs on you if they have to. 在不得已的情况下，警察会放狗咬你。
强烈地攻击
let sb have both barrels
phrase informal to attack, criticize, or punish someone very forcefully: He arrived late to meet his girlfriend at the airport. She gave him both barrels. 他到机场接女友时迟到了，被她骂得狗血淋头。
容易攻击的目标
soft target
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/ˌsɑːft ˈtɑːr.gɪt/ noun something that is easy to attack or get an advantage from: Major tourist attractions are a soft target for pickpockets. 主要旅游景点是扒手容易下手的地方。
社交工程攻击者
social engineer
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/ˌsoʊ.ʃəl ˌen.dʒɪˈnɪr/ noun someone who tries to trick people into giving secret or personal information, especially on the internet, and uses it for harmful purposes: Predators are social engineers who will groom victims over months or years. 捕食者是社交工程攻击者，他们会花费数月或数年时间对受害者进行诱导。
受到夹道攻击
run the gauntlet
phrase to have to deal with a lot of people who are criticizing or attacking you: Every day they had to run the gauntlet of hostile journalists on their way to school. 每天去学校的路上他们都要受到一群不友好的记者的围追堵截。
突然转身攻击
round on sb/sth
phrase to suddenly turn and attack someone or something: The fox rounded on its pursuers. 那只狐狸突然转身向追猎它的人扑来。
无攻击性的
nonaggressive
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/ˌnɑːn.əˈgres.ɪv/ adjective not behaving in an angry, violent way: You should reinforce with your child the need to resolve conflict in a nonaggressive way.
凶猛地攻击
savage
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/ˈsæv.ɪdʒ/ verb If an animal savages someone, it attacks them violently and causes serious injuries. The child was savaged by a dog. 那个孩子被狗咬伤了。
用核武器攻击
nuke
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/nuːk/ verb informal to bomb somewhere with nuclear weapons: The two countries were threatening to nuke each other. 两个国家都威胁要对对方使用核武器。
针对某一类人进行攻击的人
-basher
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/ -ɚ/ suffix slang used in nouns meaning someone who hits or attacks a particular type of person: gay/queer-basher 攻击同性恋者的人
指针对某一类人的攻击行为
-bashing
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/ -bæʃ.ɪŋ/ suffix slang used in nouns meaning the practice of attacking a particular type of person violently: gay/queer-bashing 对同性恋者的攻击
主动攻击受非攻击性目标所驱使的故意伤害他人的行为
proactive aggression
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/proʊˌæk.tɪv əˈgreʃ.ən/ noun specialized aggression that happens in order to achieve a particular aim, for example to steal something, rather than as a reaction to something that someone else does: Proactive aggression is aggression that is purposeful and goal directed. 主动攻击是有目的和目标导向的攻击。
自杀性攻击
kamikaze
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/ˌkæm.iˈkɑː.zi/ adjective A kamikaze attack is a sudden violent attack on an enemy, especially one in which the person or people attacking know that they will be killed. a kamikaze attack/mission 自杀性的袭击／使命