"attacks" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
夹击 夾擊 jiā jī pincer attack / attack from two or more sides / converging attack / attack on a flank / fork in chess, with one piece making two attacks syn
夹攻 夾攻 jiā gōng attack from two sides / pincer movement / converging attack / attack on a flank / fork in chess, with one piece making two attacks syn
血口喷人 血口噴人 xuè kǒu pēn rén to spit blood (idiom) / venomous slander / malicious attacks syn
明枪容易躲,暗箭最难防 míng qiāng róng yì duǒ,àn jiàn zuì nán fáng (idiom) Open attacks are relatively easy to avoid, whereas secret attacks are much harder to guard against. It warns of the danger of hidden schemes.
对地 對地 duì dì targeted (e.g. attacks)
美国9·11恐怖攻击调查委员会 美國9·11恐怖攻擊調查委員會 National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States / 9-11 Commission
9·11委员会 9·11委員會 National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States / 9-11 Commission
防止和应对大规模毁灭性武器袭击工作组 防止和應對大規模毀滅性武器襲擊工作組 Working Group on Preventing and Responding to Weapons of Mass Destruction Attacks
禁止攻击核设施公约 禁止攻擊核設施公約 convention prohibiting attacks against nuclear facilities
连招 連招 lián zhāo (gaming or martial arts) a sequence of attacks or moves / combo
攻无不取,战无不胜 攻無不取,戰無不勝 gōng wú bù qǔ zhàn wú bù shèng (idiom) Nothing can withstand its attacks, and it never suffers defeat. Describes an exceptionally powerful force.
含垢纳污 hán gòu nà wū (idiom) To endure humiliation and slander. It describes broad-mindedness and the ability to tolerate faults or attacks.
虎入羊群 hǔ rù yáng qún (idiom) A powerful person or force attacks and abuses the weak at will.
聚蚊成雷 jù wén chéng léi (idiom) When malicious remarks multiply, they can cause great harm to someone. The expression emphasizes that many small attacks can combine into a devastating effect.
明枪暗箭 míng qiāng àn jiàn (idiom) Refers to all kinds of open and covert attacks, generally in a context of struggle or rivalry. syn
欺软怕硬 qī ruǎn pà yìng (idiom) To bully the weak and fear the strong. It describes someone who attacks the vulnerable while avoiding powerful opponents. syn
招架不住 zhāo jià bù zhù (idiom) To be unable to resist or to have no strength left to hold out. It is used for a person, group, or situation overwhelmed by pressure or attacks. syn
东冲西突 dōng chōng xī tū (idiom) To charge and launch attacks in all directions. It describes brave and forceful combat.
九攻九距 jiǔ gōng jiǔ jù (idiom) Describes highly intense fighting, with repeated attacks and resistance.
围点打援 圍點打援 wéi diǎn dǎ yuán (idiom) A military tactic in which part of the forces surrounds a strongpoint while the main force attacks the troops sent to relieve it.
奇正相生 qí zhèng xiāng shēng (idiom) To combine direct engagement with surprise attacks.
御侮折冲 yù wǔ zhé chōng (idiom) To repel attacks and resist the enemy.
德高毁来 dé gāo huǐ lái (idiom) A person of high moral character may nevertheless attract slander. The expression describes the jealousy and attacks that bad people direct at the virtuous.
攒锋聚镝 攢鋒聚鏑 cuán fēng jù dí (idiom) To be surrounded by numerous attacks with blades and arrows. Figuratively, to face fierce criticism from all sides.
明枪容易躲,暗剑最难防 míng qiāng róng yì duǒ,àn jiàn zuì nán fáng (idiom) Open attacks are relatively easy to deal with, whereas covert plots and assaults are much harder to guard against.
暗箭明枪 àn jiàn míng qiāng (idiom) Refers to all kinds of attacks, some open and others carried out covertly.
矢石之难 矢石之難 shǐ shí zhī nàn (idiom) To be subjected to attacks by arrows and stones during warfare.
纵横决荡 zòng héng jué dàng (idiom) To move freely in all directions and launch forceful attacks. It describes vigorous, unrestrained action, especially in battle.
集矢之的 jí shǐ zhī dì (idiom) Refers to the person or thing targeted by everyone’s criticism or attacks.
麋蒙虎皮,攻之者众 mí méng hǔ pí,gōng zhī zhě zhòng (idiom) A deer wearing a tiger skin attracts even more attacks than a real tiger.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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