Definition of assailant in English:

assailant

nounəˈseɪl(ə)ntəˈseɪlənt

A person who physically attacks another.
袭击者，攻击者
the police have no firm leads about the identity of his assailant
Example sentencesExamples
- Pakistan has condemned the attack and denied any connection with the assailants.
- Now the theory runs that one or more assailants killed the poor fellow in a two-day running fight.
- The victim was unable to give many details about her assailant because the attack was over in seconds.
- The age range of assailants further suggests that this was not a crime confined to young men.
- She was then grabbed from behind and assaulted by a mystery assailant.
- I cannot provide more details, but the police know who one of the assailants is.
- The pair were attacked with knives before their assailants fled the scene.
- The family dog, an American pit bull, was shot and killed in the attack after it jumped up and bit the assailant on the arm.
- The assailants fled after the attack, for which no militant group has claimed responsibility.
- As I physically wrenched her assailant away from her, my sign was also grabbed and ripped up.
- It is common in knife attacks for such assailants to strike quickly and repeatedly.
- She died in a hail of bullets fired on Sunday by two assailants using assault rifles.
- Most assailants are unprepared for this type technique and it takes them totally by surprise.
- Some of the assailants were known, and some even openly boasted of their acts.
- The club's lights had been tampered with by the assailants and many were crushed in the rush for the exits.
- The angle of entry of the arrow indicates that the assailant was standing below his victim when he attacked.
- It also appears the assailant was wearing a jacket the night of the assault.
- Despite an intensive police search, neither the attacker nor his two assailants were found.
- The magistrate still insists he is confident of his assailant's identity.
Synonyms
attacker, mugger
rare assaulter

Rhymes

inhalant

Definition of assailant in US English:

assailant

nounəˈsāləntəˈseɪlənt

A person who physically attacks another.
袭击者，攻击者
the police have no firm leads about the identity of his assailant
Example sentencesExamples
- The angle of entry of the arrow indicates that the assailant was standing below his victim when he attacked.
- The magistrate still insists he is confident of his assailant's identity.
- The age range of assailants further suggests that this was not a crime confined to young men.
- The victim was unable to give many details about her assailant because the attack was over in seconds.
- It is common in knife attacks for such assailants to strike quickly and repeatedly.
- The assailants fled after the attack, for which no militant group has claimed responsibility.
- She was then grabbed from behind and assaulted by a mystery assailant.
- Despite an intensive police search, neither the attacker nor his two assailants were found.
- As I physically wrenched her assailant away from her, my sign was also grabbed and ripped up.
- Some of the assailants were known, and some even openly boasted of their acts.
- Pakistan has condemned the attack and denied any connection with the assailants.
- Most assailants are unprepared for this type technique and it takes them totally by surprise.
- She died in a hail of bullets fired on Sunday by two assailants using assault rifles.
- The club's lights had been tampered with by the assailants and many were crushed in the rush for the exits.
- The family dog, an American pit bull, was shot and killed in the attack after it jumped up and bit the assailant on the arm.
- It also appears the assailant was wearing a jacket the night of the assault.
- I cannot provide more details, but the police know who one of the assailants is.
- Now the theory runs that one or more assailants killed the poor fellow in a two-day running fight.
- The pair were attacked with knives before their assailants fled the scene.
Synonyms
attacker, mugger

单词	assailant
释义	Definition of assailant in English: assailant nounəˈseɪl(ə)ntəˈseɪlənt A person who physically attacks another. 袭击者，攻击者 the police have no firm leads about the identity of his assailant Example sentencesExamples Pakistan has condemned the attack and denied any connection with the assailants. Now the theory runs that one or more assailants killed the poor fellow in a two-day running fight. The victim was unable to give many details about her assailant because the attack was over in seconds. The age range of assailants further suggests that this was not a crime confined to young men. She was then grabbed from behind and assaulted by a mystery assailant. I cannot provide more details, but the police know who one of the assailants is. The pair were attacked with knives before their assailants fled the scene. The family dog, an American pit bull, was shot and killed in the attack after it jumped up and bit the assailant on the arm. The assailants fled after the attack, for which no militant group has claimed responsibility. As I physically wrenched her assailant away from her, my sign was also grabbed and ripped up. It is common in knife attacks for such assailants to strike quickly and repeatedly. She died in a hail of bullets fired on Sunday by two assailants using assault rifles. Most assailants are unprepared for this type technique and it takes them totally by surprise. Some of the assailants were known, and some even openly boasted of their acts. The club's lights had been tampered with by the assailants and many were crushed in the rush for the exits. The angle of entry of the arrow indicates that the assailant was standing below his victim when he attacked. It also appears the assailant was wearing a jacket the night of the assault. Despite an intensive police search, neither the attacker nor his two assailants were found. The magistrate still insists he is confident of his assailant's identity. Synonyms attacker, mugger rare assaulter Rhymes inhalant Definition of assailant in US English: assailant nounəˈsāləntəˈseɪlənt A person who physically attacks another. 袭击者，攻击者 the police have no firm leads about the identity of his assailant Example sentencesExamples The angle of entry of the arrow indicates that the assailant was standing below his victim when he attacked. The magistrate still insists he is confident of his assailant's identity. The age range of assailants further suggests that this was not a crime confined to young men. The victim was unable to give many details about her assailant because the attack was over in seconds. It is common in knife attacks for such assailants to strike quickly and repeatedly. The assailants fled after the attack, for which no militant group has claimed responsibility. She was then grabbed from behind and assaulted by a mystery assailant. Despite an intensive police search, neither the attacker nor his two assailants were found. As I physically wrenched her assailant away from her, my sign was also grabbed and ripped up. Some of the assailants were known, and some even openly boasted of their acts. Pakistan has condemned the attack and denied any connection with the assailants. Most assailants are unprepared for this type technique and it takes them totally by surprise. She died in a hail of bullets fired on Sunday by two assailants using assault rifles. The club's lights had been tampered with by the assailants and many were crushed in the rush for the exits. The family dog, an American pit bull, was shot and killed in the attack after it jumped up and bit the assailant on the arm. It also appears the assailant was wearing a jacket the night of the assault. I cannot provide more details, but the police know who one of the assailants is. Now the theory runs that one or more assailants killed the poor fellow in a two-day running fight. The pair were attacked with knives before their assailants fled the scene. Synonyms attacker, mugger
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