Results, 襲撃

同盟軍doumeigunhaバグダッドBAGUDADDOno検問所kenmonshode彼女のkanojonokurumawo襲撃shuugekiしたshita
The coalition force fired at her car at the checkpoint in Bagdad.
kareha襲撃shuugekishawo格闘kakutouしてshite地面jimenni倒したtaoshita
He wrestled his attacker to the ground.
karehaそこでsokode反徒hantono襲撃shuugekiwo受けたuketa
He was attacked there by the rebels.
日本人nipponjinha1941nen12月juunigatsu7日パールハーバーPAARUHAABAAwo襲撃shuugekiしたshita
The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
特務機関tokumukikangakarewo襲撃shuugekiからkara守っているmamotteiru
The secret service guards him against attack.
我々warewarehaそのsono襲撃shuugekiに対してnitaishite準備junbigaできていなかったdekiteinakatta
We were not prepared for the assault.
マクベスMAKUBESUhatekiwo襲撃shuugekiするsuruためにtameni軍隊guntaiwo召集shoushuuしたshita
Macbeth raised an army to attack his enemy.
ドイツDOITSUdeha今日kyouいくつかのikutsukano都市toshide襲撃shuugekini反対hantaiするsuru抗議kougi行動koudouga催されましたmoyoosaremashitagaそのsono都市toshinonakaにはniha月曜日getsuyoubino放火houkaによるniyoru襲撃shuugekideトルコ人TORUKOjin3人ga殺害satsugaiされたsaretaハンブルクHANBURUKU近くchikakuno都市toshimo含まれていますfukumareteimasu
In Germany today, anti-violence rallies took place in several cities, including one near Hamburg where three Turks were killed in an arson attack on Monday.
居合iaidoutoha座っsuwateいるiruときtoki歩行hokoushiteいるiruときtokinitekiからkaraふいfuini襲撃shuugekisaretasaisayabaなれnareno一刀ittoudetekiwo倒すtaosukatanahoudeあるaru
Iaido is a form of swordsmanship in which one strikes down an attacking opponent with one blow of the sword quickly drawn out of its sheath, whether the practitioner is sitting or walking.

Words

しゅうげきshuugeki Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • attack; charge; raid

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