ataque de diversión - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation
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ataque de diversión (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation


Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/aˈtake de di.berˈsjon/

Translation options into English

  1. Fun attack
  2. Amusement offensive

Meaning

"Ataque de diversión" is a military term used to refer to a tactic where soldiers engage in activities meant to distract, entertain, or boost morale. This term is more commonly used in a written context, particularly in military strategies or reports. It is not a phrase used in everyday language but specifically within military contexts.

Example sentences

  1. Los soldados organizan un ataque de diversión para levantar el ánimo durante la dura misión.
  2. The soldiers organize a fun attack to boost morale during the tough mission.

  3. El ataque de diversión logró distraer al enemigo y facilitar la victoria.

  4. The amusement offensive managed to distract the enemy and facilitate victory.

Idiomatic expressions

The term "ataque de diversión" is not commonly used in Spanish idiomatic expressions. However, here are a couple of examples using military terminology as idiomatic expressions:

  1. Cargar contra viento y marea:
  2. Translation: To go against all odds.
  3. Example: A pesar de las dificultades, el equipo cargó contra viento y marea para lograr la victoria.

    • Translation: Despite the difficulties, the team went against all odds to achieve victory.
  4. Estar en primera línea:

  5. Translation: To be in the forefront.
  6. Example: En su trabajo, siempre está en primera línea enfrentando los retos con valentía.
    • Translation: In his job, he is always in the forefront facing challenges with courage.

Etymology

The term "ataque de diversión" is a combination of the Spanish words "ataque" (attack) and "diversión" (fun, amusement). It is a descriptive term used within military contexts to denote a tactic that involves entertainment or distraction.

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