launch an attack
Definition of launch an attack - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
militarystart aggressive action against someone or something
- The army will launch an attack at dawn.
- They plan to launch an attack on enemy positions tonight.
- Rebels could launch an attack at any moment.
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Expressions with launch
start something with energy or enthusiasm
She launched into her presentation with confidence.
begin a new activity with enthusiasm
She decided to launch out into a new career.
start a strong and damaging criticism
The politician launched a withering attack on his opponent's policies.
young adult's inability to start independent life
His failure to launch worried his parents.
initiate a path in a specific field
He launched a career in music at a young age.
make a website available to the public
They plan to launch a website for their new product next month.
planned day when a new product service or project begins publicly
The game’s launch date was delayed to fix several critical bugs.
meeting to start a project or event
The team gathered for the launch meeting to discuss the new product.
sloped area or structure where boats are moved into water
We met at the boat launch near the campground parking lot.
the day or period before a launch event
The team was busy on the eve of the launch.
starting point for a career or project
Her first job was a launch pad for her career.
event celebrating a new product or service release
The company hosted a launch party for its new app.
scheduled start time for a product release
The launch time for the new phone is midnight.
subtle announcement of a romantic relationship
They did a soft launch of their relationship on Instagram.
start a strong effort to achieve a goal
The company plans to launch an offensive to increase sales.
limited time frame for starting a project
We have a launch window for the new app next month.
introduction of a product without prior promotion
The company opted for a cold launch to test the market.
early stage when a new product or project is first introduced
Marketing plans must be ready before the launch phase of the game.
event when a rocket is sent into the sky or space
Thousands watched the rocket launch from the nearby viewing area.
release a video game to the public
The company will launch game next month.
official release of a product or service
The company scheduled a hard launch for their new app next month.
place with equipment for launching spacecraft or missiles
The launch complex was ready for the new rocket.
place with structures used to send rockets or spacecraft into space
The tour group watched the rocket on the launch site.
Expressions with attack
sudden craving for snacks
I had a snack attack and ate a whole bag of chips.
craving for McDonald's food
I had a mac attack and went to get a Big Mac.
be criticized or opposed by others
The new policy came under attack from various groups.
acting first can protect you better than waiting
In court, their best defense is attack.
being aggressive can prevent threats
In football, the best defence is attack.
main force or impact of an attack
The city bore the brunt of the attack.
start a strong and damaging criticism
The politician launched a withering attack on his opponent's policies.
start trying again after stopping or failing before
After a short break, she returned to the attack.
dog trained to attack on command
The security team used an attack dog for protection.
begin working on solving the problem
We need to attack the problem before it gets worse.
target someone with harmful actions or words
She felt he was trying to personally attack her reputation.
being targeted by physical or verbal aggression
The city was under attack during the war.
sudden flare-up causing hard breathing in people with asthma
He had an asthma attack during practice and needed his inhaler.
experience being criticized or threatened by others
She feels under attack during the meeting.
abusive remark on someone's character
The debate turned into a series of personal attacks.
detailed method for achieving a goal
Her plan of attack included daily practice sessions.
very intense effort to defeat or strongly criticize a person or problem
The candidate launched an all-out attack on government corruption.
method or approach used to achieve something
Their line of attack in negotiations was very aggressive..
very severe heart attack damaging a large area of heart muscle
He died suddenly after suffering a massive heart attack at home.
sudden intense fear with physical symptoms
She experienced a panic attack during the meeting.
very harsh criticism meant to hurt or shame someone
The article was a scathing attack on the politician's honesty.
surprise violence against civilians for political or religious aims
The city was shaken by a terrorist attack last night.
confront a problem directly without hesitation
She decided to attack head-on the issues at work.
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- French:attaquer, ...
- German:angreifen, ...
- Italian:attaccare, ...
- Spanish:lanzar un ataque, ...
- Portuguese:lançar um ataque, ...
- Chinese:发动攻击, ...
- Japanese:攻撃を開始する, ...
- Arabic:شَنَّ هُجُومًا, ...
- Hebrew:לִפְתֹּחַ בְּהִתְקָפָה, ...
- Russian:начать атаку, ...
- Ukrainian:розпочати атаку, ...
- Hindi:हमला करना, ...
- Bengali:হামলা চালানো, ...
- Catalan:llançar un atac, ...
- Czech:zahájit útok, ...
- Danish:indlede et angreb, ...
- Dutch:aanvallen, ...
- Greek:ξεκινώ επίθεση, ...
- Hungarian:támadást indítani, ...
- Khmer:បើកការវាយប្រហារ, ...
- Korean:공격을 개시하다, ...
- Persian:حمله کردن, ...
- Polish:rozpocząć atak, ...
- Portuguese (BR):iniciar um ataque, ...
- Romanian:a lansa un atac, ...
- Swedish:anfalla, ...
- Thai:เปิดฉากโจมตี, ...
- Turkish:saldırı başlatmak, ...
- Vietnamese:mở cuộc tấn công, ...
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