Noun
/aˈtake de di.berˈsjon/
"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.
The soldiers organize a fun attack to boost morale during the tough mission.
El ataque de diversión logró distraer al enemigo y facilitar la victoria.
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:
Example: A pesar de las dificultades, el equipo cargó contra viento y marea para lograr la victoria.
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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.