I. attack [əˈtæk] N
1. attack MIL, MED, SPORTS:
2. attack (on person):
- attack
- napad m
II. attack [əˈtæk] VB trans, intr
- attack
- atakować [perf za-]
electronic attack N
- electronic attack MIL
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flanking attack N
- flanking attack MIL
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flanking attack N
- flanking attack MIL
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spoiling attack N
- spoiling attack MIL
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| you | attack |
| he/she/it | attacks |
| we | attack |
| you | attack |
| they | attack |
| I | attacked |
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| you | attacked |
| he/she/it | attacked |
| we | attacked |
| you | attacked |
| they | attacked |
| I | have | attacked |
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| you | have | attacked |
| he/she/it | has | attacked |
| we | have | attacked |
| you | have | attacked |
| they | have | attacked |
| I | had | attacked |
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| you | had | attacked |
| he/she/it | had | attacked |
| we | had | attacked |
| you | had | attacked |
| they | had | attacked |
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Some sources reported he had had a heart attack.
en.wikipedia.org In 1966, the company closed, after the founder had a heart attack.
en.wikipedia.org He died at age 81 from a heart attack.
en.wikipedia.org Ted then has a heart attack, which he survives.
en.wikipedia.org Sitting behind the end zone during the fourth quarter of the game, he suffered a heart attack and passed away later that day.
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