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►                IN SPORT 体育运动 8 [sing.]丨价£) (/\//\/71£ offense) the players in a team whose job is to try to score goals or points 进攻队员Germanys attack has been weakened

the Zoss 〇/some fcey pZayers through injury.德国队几 名主力队员因伤不能上场，削弱了进攻力量。一 compare defence(7) 9 [C, U] the actions that players take to try to score a goal or win the game).(.队员等的）进攻： a sustained attack on t/ie Arsend goa丨向阿森纳队球门的 持续进攻

■                  verb

►                USE V丨OLENCE 使角暴力 1 to use violence .to try to hurt

or kill sb 袭击；政击.：[VN] [often passive] A woman was attacfced and robbed by .a gang ■〇/youths. -1位妇女遭到 一伙年释人袭击和抢劫。◊ The man attacked him with a fcm/e..那个男人^刀向他行凶。◊ [V] Most dogs wfH not attadc imZess provoked.大去数狗受挑衅才会玫击i      :

►                IN WAR 战争 2 to use weapons, such as guns and bombs against an enemy in a、'Vvar，etc. r在战争等中使用武 器 r进攻，.攻击：[VN] At dawn the army attacked the town.军队在拂晓时向这座城镇发动攻击。◊[V]77ie gue/riHas attack at nig/it.游击队在夜间发动袭击。

►                CRITICIZE.批_评 3 [VN]〜sb/sth (for sth/for doing sth). to criticize sb/sth severely 抨击；非难：a newspaper articie attacking the Engkmd/ootbaiZ manager ■报成上的 一篇抨击英格兰足球队主教练的文章◊ She has been attacked/or ignoring her own party members•她因'漠视 本党党员而受到非难。

►                DAMAGE 损害 4 [VN] to have a harmful effect on sth 侵 袭;.损害：a disease t/mt attacks the brain 侵袭大脑命 疾病◊ TTie vines, were attacked by miWew.葡__受細 T 霉菌的侵害。

►                DO STH WITH ENERGY 奋力做 5 [VN] to deal with sth with a lot of energy and determination 奋力_处理；.全力.对 付：[et’s attack one proWem at a rime.咱们一次全

理一个问题。

►IN SPORT体育运劫 6 [V] to go forward in a game in order to try to score goals or points 进攻一compare defend(3)： Spain attacked more in the second half and deserved a goaL西班牙队在下半场加强攻势，攻进了 一球。

at-tack-er /e'tseke{r)l noun a person who attacks sb 玫击者；袭击奢；进攻者：She didn’t reaHy see /ier attacfcer.她没有看清il袭击她的人。 at*ta-girl /'aet0g3：l; NAmE -g3：rl/ exclamation {informal, especially NAmB) used when you want to encourage a girl or woman, or show your admiration of them (对 女性表示鼓励或钦佩）好样的一 see also ATTABOY at-tain /a'tein/ verb [VN] 1 to succeed in getting sth, usually after a lot of effort (通常经a努力）获得，得 到：Most 〇/ our students attai’ned y?ve. ‘A’ grades i.n their exams.我们多数学生的考试成绩是五个优。2 (/ormfl/) to reach a particular age, level or condition 达到（棄年 龄、水平、状况）：77ie cheetah can attain speeds 〇/up to 97 fcph.猎豹的奔跑速度每小时可达97公里。 at°fain-able /a'temabl/ adj. that you can achieve 到的；。可获彳春的：flttafnaWe goaZs/objecrives/targete ^      ^ standard is easily attainable, by

most students.这个标准大多数学生都容易达到。

UNATTAINABLE

at-tairi-ment /a'temmant/ noun {formal) 1 [C, usually pi.] (8出 something that you achieved 成就；造诣：.a young woman of impressive educational attainments — 位学业成就斐然每年备女子2 [U] success in achieving sth 达到；获得：The attainment oj his ambftforw was sriH a dream,      〇 attainment

targets (= for example in education^.学业成绩目标 attar /'aet8(r)/ (also otto) noun an essential oil usually made from rose petals (:从玫瑰花瓣等中提取的）_ 油；玫瑰油

attempt 0■« /a'tempt/ /70W/1, ve/t

■                  noun 1 [C, U] ~ (to do sth) | ~ (at sth/at doing sth) an act

of trying to do sth, especially sth difficult, often with no success jk®;  ： Two factories were closed in

an attempt to cut costs.夫削減费用，关闭了两家工厂。

◊                  TTiey made no attempt to escape.他们没有企图逃跑。

J passed my driving test at the _/irst attempt.我考汽车 驾故执照」次就通过了。◊ The coupZe made cm unsuc-