feint in Irish
feint in Irish is céim bhréige — feint means a deceptive move meant to distract an opponent from a real attack.
feint in Irish
céim bhréige
(often, military) A movement made to confuse an opponent; a dummy.
What does "feint" mean?
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noun A deceptive move meant to distract an opponent from a real attack.
"The boxer threw a feint with his left before landing the real punch with his right."
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verb To make a deceptive move to distract an opponent.
"She feinted left, then dodged right past the defender."
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feint in a sentence
- The boxer threw a feint with his left before landing the real punch with his right.
- She feinted left, then dodged right past the defender.
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What is "feint" in Irish?
"feint" in Irish is céim bhréige. feint means: A deceptive move meant to distract an opponent from a real attack.
How do you use "feint" in a sentence?
Example: "The boxer threw a feint with his left before landing the real punch with his right." In Irish, "feint" is céim bhréige.
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