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Meanings of lunge in anglès
portuguès
impulso (Fencing) an attacking thrust made with one foot forward and the back leg straight and with the sword arm outstretched forward.
Usage of lunge in anglès
1
It was a bit of lunge so there's certainly some rhythm needed.
2
To hamper him in the lunge there was the table between us.
3
Only those in front can actually lunge and strike at the enemy.
4
Only a sluggish twitch in response, rather than the usual rapid lunge.
5
When she raised herself, she saw the final lunge that ended it.
6
The heron never even professed to follow it or lunge at it.
7
Through a haze, he saw the first physician lunge from the room.
8
The straight course is life, the tangent disease, the saving lunge recovery.
9
Kostaki was ready to lunge forwards but the policeman held him back.
10
A long lunge, but he could cover that distance in a heartbeat.
11
Just for good measure, Doc threw in a snarl and lunge, too.
12
Duncan tried to lunge at my hand, but he was too late.
13
I braced for the lunge, and at the last moment, rolled away.
14
That lunge was sudden and terrible-ifit did not accomplish its object.
15
The bigger the lunge, the higher your feet might need to be.
16
West confronts one of the photographers and appears to lunge at him.
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Translations for lunge
portuguès
espanyol
Lunge through the time
Lunge across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common