| 单词 | tactic |
| 释义 | tactic (once / 387 pages) n Tactic is another word for maneuver or method. Looking for a way to get something done? Then you better find a tactic. English-speakers have been talking about tactics since at least 1640, when this word was first recorded. A tactic is just a way to do something, a plan, or an approach. Generals have to have a good grasp on military tactics to win a battle; football teams have to use strong defensive tactics to keep the other guys from scoring. One time-tested tactic for winning over a teacher? Always turn your homework in on time! WORD FAMILYtactic: tactics+/tactical: tactically/tactician: tacticians/tactics: tactical, tactician USAGE EXAMPLESIn the Baltic states, cyberhacking is only one of many tactics that Russia uses for malign influence. Washington Post(Jan 01, 2017) Security officers used a variety of coercion tactics. New York Times(Jan 01, 2017) She tried to disappear, a tactic that included sequestering herself from fans and media during fight week. The Guardian(Dec 31, 2016) n a plan for attaining a particular goal Syn|Hyper maneuver, manoeuvre, tactics plan of action a plan for actively doing something |
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