Все Английские слова с переводом на Русский язык - страница 1204

Act against (something) in order to reduce its force or neutralize it.

An agent or force used to reduce or neutralize something else.

To answer an argument, idea, or suggestion with an argument against it

An argument or set of reasons put forward to oppose an idea or theory developed in another argument.

An attack made in response to one by an opponent.

Attack in response.

Attack in response.

An attack made in response to one by an opponent.

A player or team that counterattacks (= moves forward in an attempt to score at a time when their opponent is doing the same)

Attack in response.

An attack made in response to one by an opponent.

An attack made in response to one by an opponent.

Attack in response.

A place or type of entertainment that competes with another for visitors' or people's attention

A weight that balances another weight.

(of a weight) balance (another weight).

(of a weight) balance (another weight).

A weight that balances another weight.

A weight that balances another weight.

(of a weight) balance (another weight).

(of a weight) balance (another weight).

A weight that balances another weight.

A situation in which someone offers to pay more than someone else for a company, property, etc.

A strongly worded reply to someone else's views.

In a fight, a hit with the hand that is in reaction to someone hitting you

A drilled hole that has a wider section at the top.

Drill a counterbore in (an object).

Drill a counterbore in (an object).

A drilled hole that has a wider section at the top.

Drill a counterbore in (an object).

A drilled hole that has a wider section at the top.

A campaign (= a planned group of political or business activities with a particular aim) that is in reaction to a campaign by someone else, especially with an opposite message

Chequer with contrasting colours.

Change that is equivalent in degree but opposite in effect to a previous change.

Chequer with contrasting colours.

Change that is equivalent in degree but opposite in effect to a previous change.

Chequer with contrasting colours.

Change that is equivalent in degree but opposite in effect to a previous change.

An accusation made in turn by someone against their accuser.

To publicly accuse someone of doing something bad after they have accused you of doing something bad