名词
伪装;佯装攻击
1.sometimes false@sometimes true;2.feints and ambushes
虚虚实实
-扩展释义
-同义词和反义词
词性:|noun|
例句1. the attack on the main gate was merely a feint
-feints的不同词性形态
词组
||1:And there is an important truth in that.||2:Though Mr Osborne's trickery is always evident, so, increasingly, is the seriousness of his purpose.||3:For all his feints , traps and compromises, the chancellor has so far stripped the public sector of 600,000 jobs, capped welfare and overseen, in a downturn, historic growth in private-sector employment.||4:He has cut business taxes, thereby persuading employers to accept a rise in the minimum wage.
||1:奥斯本的诡计中有个重要的事实。||2:尽管奥斯本很明显用了诡计,但是,更得提的是他严肃的目的。||3:除了佯攻,圈套和承诺,到目前为止,他已经在公共部门削减了60万个职位,封顶了福利项目,并在这个经济衰退时期监督着私营部门的历史性增长。||4:他还降低了营业税,因此促使雇主提高了最低工资。
||1:Then came the net, the shot slithering right through it with that triumphant springing whoosh, while he howled with joy.||2:Then every movement of the game, the strategies, the dodging and feints , the squeal of sneakers on the court.||3:Whatever had thrilled him as a child (watching his father, also a pro player, on tv, wearing his own little 76ers outfit, running and jumping along with him) still thrilled him when in 2016 he retired from the game.||4:"Dear Basketball", he wrote, From the moment I started rolling my Dad's tube socks And shooting imaginary Game-winning shots... I knew one thing was real: A love so deep I gave you my all.
||1:然后还有篮网,篮球滑过了网,发出了胜利的、跳跃的、嗖的一声,科比则高兴得号啕大叫。||2:然后是比赛中的每一个动作,战术,躲闪和佯攻,球场上运动鞋的尖叫声。||3:在科比还是孩子时,任何让他兴奋的事情(看他的父亲,也是职业球员,在电视上,穿着自己的小小的76人队的队服,和他一起跑,一起跳),在2016年退役时同样使他兴奋。||4:“亲爱的篮球”,他写道,从我开始把我爸的筒袜卷成球状,想象着投出比赛制胜球那一刻起,我就知道有件事情是真的:我是如此深爱着你,我会付出我的一切。
|adjective|
1.Denoting paper printed with faint lines as a guide for handwriting.
|noun|
1.A deceptive or pretended blow, thrust, or other movement, especially in boxing or fencing.
‘a brief feint at the opponent's face’
‘Your opponent makes a feint to your six, then hits your eight with a simple lunge.’
2.A mock attack or movement in warfare, made in order to distract or deceive an enemy.
‘A feint can force your enemy to tie down huge amounts of forces to protect against an attack that never comes.’
‘The German High Command, viewing the Normandy attack as a feint, failed until too late to commit their armored reserves.’
|verb|
1.Make a deceptive or distracting movement, especially during a fight.
‘Adam feinted with his right and then swung a left’
‘‘You would, would you?’ said Bob, feinting punches back at them’
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