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| 1 | I/T to use violence to harm a person , animal , or place （用武力）攻击，进攻，袭击 |
| It was shortly before midnight when the terrorists attacked. 就在午夜到来前不久恐怖分子发动了袭击。 |
| attack sb with sth Two prison officers were brutally attacked with a knife. 两名狱警遭到持刀歹徒的凶狠攻击。 |
| | 1a | to use weapons to try to defeat an enemy （用武器）进攻，袭击 | | The enemy attacked at dawn. 敌人在黎明时发动了进攻。 | | US jets attacked five air defence sites in the north. 美国飞机袭击了北部的5个防空点。 | |
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| 2 | T to strongly criticize someone or something for their ideas or actions 猛烈抨击；用语言攻击 |
| Opponents attacked the government’ s plan to increase road tax. 反对者强烈批评政府增加道路税的计划。 |
| attack sb/sth for sth Parliament has been attacked for failing to take action. 议会因未能采取行动而受到抨击。 |
| attack sth as sth The deputy Prime Minister last night attacked the decision as foolish. 副总理昨晚批评这项决定是愚蠢的。 |
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| 3 | I/T to cause damage or disease in something 侵害；侵蚀 |
| The virus attacks the body’ s red blood cells. 这种病毒侵害身体内的血红细胞。 |
| The wood had been attacked by a fungus. 木头已受到真菌侵蚀。 |
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| 4 | T to begin working on something or doing something with enthusiasm and determination 干劲十足地开始（做） |
| We need to attack the problem now before it gets worse. 我们必须现在就花大力气解决问题，以免事态恶化。 |
| She was just about to attack a plate of spaghetti when the phone rang. 她正要狼吞虎咽地吃一盘意大利细面条时，电话突然响了。 |
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| 5 | I/T to try to score points against an opponent in a game or sport （向…）发起进攻 |
| They attacked with determination and defended well. 他们进攻坚决，防守稳固。 |
| Words frequently used with attack | | attack 的常见搭配词 | | adverbs | bitterly, fiercely, openly, sharply, strongly, vigorously, | 2 | | | |
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