lunge
US: /ˈɫəndʒ/
UK: /lˈʌndʒ/
UK: /lˈʌndʒ/
English Vietnamese dictionary
lunge /lʌndʤ/
- danh từ
- đường kiếm tấn công bất thình lình
- sự lao tới, sự nhào tới
- nội động từ
- tấn công bất thình lình bằng mũi kiếm (đấu kiếm)
- hích vai, xô vai (quyền Anh)
- lao lên tấn công bất thình lình
- đâm, thọc mạnh
- đá hất (ngựa)
- danh từ
- dây dạy ngựa chạy vòng tròn
- nơi dạy ngựa chạy vòng tròn
Advanced English dictionary
verb, noun
+ verb [V] ~ (at / towards / for sb/sth)
~ (forward) to make a sudden powerful forward movement in order to attack sb: He took out a knife and lunged at her. + She lunged forward and snatched the letter from me.
+ noun [usually sing.]
1 ~ (at sb)
~ (for sb/sth) a sudden powerful forward movement of the body and arm that a person makes towards another person or thing, especially when attacking them: He made a lunge for the phone.
2 (in the sport of FENCING) a THRUST made by putting the right foot forward and making the back leg straight
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 thrust, jab,, strike:
He was impaled by the first lunge of the sword.
2 dive, plunge, rush, leap, jump, spring, pounce:
I made a lunge for the knife but missed.
v.
3 dive, plunge, charge, pounce, dash, bound, jump; thrust, stab, strike, hit, jab, cut:
He lunged at her with his machete.
Collocation dictionary
ADJ.
quick, sudden | despairing, desperate
He skipped past the defender's despairing lunge.
VERB + LUNGE
make
PHRASES
~ at
The burglar made a lunge at him with a knife.
| ~ for
The boy made a sudden lunge for his wallet.
| ~ to
a lunge to one side
| ~ towards
a lunge towards the door
Concise English dictionary
lunges|lunged|lunginglʌndʒ
noun
+the act of moving forward suddenly
+(fencing) an attacking thrust made with one foot forward and the back leg straight and with the sword arm outstretched forward
verb
+make a thrusting forward movement
