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"assailant" in Spanish

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"assailant" in Spanish
assailant{noun}
atacador- agresor- agresora- atacante
to assail{verb}
arremeter- atacar- agredir- embestir- invadir
to assail{transitive verb}
asaltar
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
assailant{noun}
assailant(also: aggressor, attacker, tamper)
atacador{m}
assailant(also: aggressor, attacker, mugger)
agresor{m}
they had to resort to force to subdue the assailant
hubo que recurrir a la fuerza para reducir al agresor
she was unable to identify her assailant
no pudo identificar a su agresor
Five Turkish Cypriots are very strongly suspected of being the assailants in this case.
Hay muchas sospechas de que cinco turcochipriotas fueron los agresores en este caso.
assailant(also: attacker, aggressor)
agresora{f}
assailant(also: aggressor, attacker)
atacante{m}
to assail[assailed · assailed] {verb}
to assail(also: to attack, to offend, to charge, to strike out)
arremeter[arremetiendo · arremetido] {vb}
to assail(also: to aggress, to thrust, to turn on, to strike)
atacar[atacando · atacado] {vb}
to assail(also: to aggress, to attack, to ascribe, to set on)
agredir[agridiendo; agrediendo · agredido] {vb}
to assail(also: to attack, to charge, to butt)
embestir[embistiendo · embestido] {vb}
to assail(also: to overcome, to encroach, to descend on, to move in on)
invadir[invadiendo · invadido] {vb}
To the "no" which assails and afflicts the world, she replies
Al "no" que invade y aflige al mundo, contrapone
to assail[assailed · assailed] {transitive verb}
to assail(also: to assault, to attack, to mug, to raid)
asaltar[asaltando · asaltado] {v.t.}
I therefore intended to vote for the motion but I was assailed by a doubt.
Por lo tanto, quería votar a favor, pero me ha asaltado una duda.

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "assailant":
assailant
aggressor- assaulter- attacker
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "assailant" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
I need not point out that a broken bottle held by the bottle neck is a most dangerous weapon in the hands of an assailant.
Lo más inteligente sería no permitir las botellas de vidrio en la zona de pasajeros.
they had to resort to force to subdue the assailant
hubo que recurrir a la fuerza para reducir al agresor
I need not point out that a broken bottle held by the bottle neck is a most dangerous weapon in the hands of an assailant.
No hace falta que diga que una botella rota sujetada por el cuello es un arma sumamente peligrosa en manos de un asaltante.
she was unable to identify her assailant
no pudo identificar a su agresor
she could not identify her assailant
no pudo identificar a su asaltante

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