make a feint

made a feint

Definition

Definition of make a feint - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

deception

TECH.

pretend to attack to deceive an opponent

TECH.

The boxer made a feint to the left.
He tried to make a feint to distract his opponent.
The knight decided to make a feint before the real attack.

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Expressions with make

make of

produce or construct from materials

They made a sculpture of clay.

make sense

be logical or understandable

His explanation didn't make sense to anyone.

make bread

prepare and bake bread from ingredients

She loves to make bread every weekend.

make conversation

talk to fill silence or be polite

She tried to make conversation at the dinner party.

make one's bed

arrange the bed after sleeping in it

Every morning, I make my bed neatly.

make one's eyes water

cause tears to form in the eyes

The onions make my eyes water.

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French:faire une feinte, ...
German:einen Angriff vortäuschen, ...
Italian:fare una finta, ...
Spanish:amagar, ...
Portuguese:fazer uma finta, ...
Chinese:佯攻, ...
Japanese:フェイントをかける, ...
Arabic:خادَعَ, ...
Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת הַטְעָיָיה, ...
Russian:сделать финт, ...
Ukrainian:удавати напад, ...
Hindi:धोखे का नाटक करना, ...
Bengali:ভান করা, ...
Catalan:fer una finta, ...
Czech:naznačit útok, ...
Danish:fintet, ...
Dutch:doen alsof je aanvalt, ...
Greek:προσποιούμαι επίθεση, ...
Hungarian:színlelt támadást indítani, ...
Khmer:ធ្វើពុតជាវាយប្រហារ, ...
Korean:페인트를 걸다, ...
Persian:فینت زد, ...
Polish:wykonać zwód, ...
Portuguese (BR):fingir um ataque, ...
Romanian:a face o fenta, ...
Swedish:finta, ...
Thai:แกล้งทำ, ...
Turkish:aldatma yapmak, ...
Vietnamese:giả vờ tấn công, ...

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