siege in the PONS Dictionary

siege Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to lay siege to sth
početi opsadu nečega
to be under siege
biti pod opsadom
state of siege/war
ratno/ opsadno stanje

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As long as the player survives the siege, the level will be successfully completed by the player.
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The siege continued for the next three months.
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The defending army must find a way to escape the siege area to win, although it can also attempt to destroy the ambushing army.
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The staff sling (see below) continued to be used in sieges and the sling was used as a part of large siege engines.
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That city had now sustained a siege for seven months.
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