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There are passengers who need to get off, but who have made an earlier tactical error.Control of the crest gives its occupiers a tactical advantage over the surrounding battlefield, but also leaves them exposed.Sometimes the only way to win is to make a tactical withdrawal.This data further supports the tactical advantage of not demanding a jury in a discrimination lawsuit.What he can certainly not afford is tactical errors.His haste to return before the spring would prove to be a serious tactical error.But the risk was seen as justifiable because of the tactical advantages it would bring.And they made things worse with a hideous tactical error.My experience is that more and more complaints appear to be filed to gain a tactical advantage in court cases.The bloke sanctioned the use of a fake blood capsule to gain a tactical advantage and then tried to cover it up.If American troops went into combat they could expect to use tactical nuclear weapons.Our counsel is, make a tactical withdrawal.The Socialists were committing a fatal tactical error.If this were a single incident, you could put it down to tactical errors.At that point, management has some tactical advantages over the union.But wait, is this a tactical error?At half-time we had to change things to try and give ourselves a tactical advantage.I think Wales have made a tactical error.You only have to look at people to know what they are thinking, which gives you a tactical advantage in contests and at work.So a death, yes, but also a tactical withdrawal.Indeed his failure to do so is generally reckoned a tactical error that doomed the Army of the Indus to destruction.

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tactical

British English: tactical ADJECTIVE
You use tactical to describe an action or plan which is intended to help someone achieve what they want in a particular situation.
It's not yet clear whether his resignation offer is a serious one, or whether it's simply a tactical move.
  • American English: tactical
  • Brazilian Portuguese: tático
  • Chinese: 战术上的
  • European Spanish: táctico
  • French: tactique
  • German: taktisch
  • Italian: tattico
  • Japanese: 戦術的な
  • Korean: 작전상의
  • European Portuguese: tático
  • Latin American Spanish: táctico

All related terms of 'tactical'

Chinese translation of 'tactical'

tactical

(ˈtæktɪkl)

adj

  1. [move, withdrawal, error] 策略的 (cèlüè de)
  2. (Mil)
    1. [weapons] 战(戰)术(術)的 (zhànshù de)
    2. [policy, bombing etc] 战(戰)略的 (zhànlüè de)
      tactical voting (Brit) 策略性投票 (cèlüèxìng tóupiào)
(adjective) 
Definition
of or employing tactics
The security forces had made a tactical withdrawal from the area.
Synonyms
strategic
a strategic plan for reducing the rate of infant mortality
politic
shrewd
She's a shrewd businesswoman.
a shrewd guess
smart
He thinks he's much smarter than Sarah.
diplomatic
She is very direct. I tend to be more diplomatic.
clever
My father was very clever with his hands.
cunning
The artist's cunning use of light and shadow creates perspective.
skilful
his skilful use of light and shade
artful
the smiles and artifices of someone subtly artful
foxy
He had wary, foxy eyes.
adroit
She is a remarkably adroit politician.
Opposites
impolitic
,
blundering
,
clumsy
,
inept
,
gauche

Additional synonyms

in the sense of adroit
Definition
quick and skilful in how one behaves or thinks
She is a remarkably adroit politician.
Synonyms
skilful,
able,
skilled,
expert,
bright,
clever,
tasty (British, informal),
apt,
cunning,
ingenious,
adept,
deft,
nimble,
masterful,
proficient,
artful,
quick-witted,
dexterous,
neat
in the sense of artful
Definition
cunning
the smiles and artifices of someone subtly artful
Synonyms
cunning,
designing,
scheming,
sharp,
smart,
clever,
subtle,
intriguing,
tricky,
shrewd,
sly,
wily,
politic,
crafty,
foxy,
deceitful
in the sense of clever
Definition
skilful with one's hands
My father was very clever with his hands.
Synonyms
skilful,
able,
talented,
gifted,
capable,
inventive,
adroit,
dexterous

Synonyms of 'tactical'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of cunning
Definition
made with skill
The artist's cunning use of light and shadow creates perspective.
Synonyms
skilful,
clever,
deft,
adroit,
dexterous
in the sense of diplomatic
Definition
tactful in dealing with people
She is very direct. I tend to be more diplomatic.
Synonyms
tactful,
politic,
sensitive,
subtle,
delicate,
polite,
discreet,
prudent,
adept,
considerate,
judicious,
treating with kid gloves
in the sense of foxy
Definition
of or resembling a fox, esp. in craftiness
He had wary, foxy eyes.
Synonyms
crafty,
knowing,
sharp,
tricky,
shrewd,
cunning,
sly,
astute,
canny,
devious,
wily,
artful,
guileful
in the sense of shrewd
Definition
intelligent and making good judgments
She's a shrewd businesswoman.a shrewd guess
Synonyms
astute,
clever,
sharp,
knowing,
fly (slang),
keen,
acute,
smart,
calculated,
calculating,
intelligent,
discriminating,
cunning,
discerning,
sly,
canny,
perceptive,
wily,
crafty,
artful,
far-sighted,
far-seeing,
long-headed (rare),
perspicacious (formal),
sagacious (formal)
in the sense of skilful
Definition
having or showing skill
his skilful use of light and shade
Synonyms
expert,
deft,
skilled,
masterly,
trained,
experienced,
able,
professional,
quick,
clever,
practised,
accomplished,
handy,
competent,
tasty (British, informal),
apt,
adept,
proficient,
adroit,
dexterous
in the sense of smart
Definition
intelligent and shrewd
He thinks he's much smarter than Sarah.
Synonyms
clever,
bright,
intelligent,
quick,
sharp,
keen,
acute,
shrewd,
apt,
ingenious,
astute,
canny,
quick-witted
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