assault
એસોલ્ટ
definition
verb
he pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer
make a physical attack on.
noun
his imprisonment for an assault on the film director
a physical attack.
a winter assault on Mt. Everest
a concerted attempt to do something demanding.
translation of 'assault'
બળાત્કાર,
ગેરકાયદે વ્યક્તિગત હલ્લો,
આસ્કંદ,
ઓચિંતો પ્રબળ હુમલો,
છાપો
verb
હુમલો કરવો
noun
હુમલો
example
We received a complaint of a sexual 'assault' on a young girl and had to respond with whatever resources were available to us.
The father was charged with 'assault' occasioning actual bodily harm, but was acquitted.
Sexual 'assault' and violence toward women were taboo subjects and under-reported.
He has previous convictions for theft, robbery and 'assault' causing actual bodily harm.
The men moved off in small groups towards their 'assault' positions.
It follows that in cyberspace the intended victim of a verbal 'assault' is also at least less likely to become disarmed, debilitated, and silenced.
He admitted a charge of 'assault' causing actual bodily harm.
Subsequent reports indicated he probably died from friendly fire, although still while trying to heroically 'assault' an enemy position.
Both Indian and Pakistan forces found that an 'assault' on well-defended positions was extremely costly.
Physical 'assault' on women by intimate partners is recognized widely as a leading cause of injury to women in the United States.
Reid nodded before continuing his verbal 'assault' on the clerk.
The incident is being treated as an 'assault' causing actual bodily harm.
I began to write a response - from the safety of my nice cosy flat - when the news came through that the military 'assault' had begun.
Chris then waited four seconds before resuming his verbal 'assault' on Patrick's frayed nerves.
his imprisonment for an 'assault' on the film director
his imprisonment for an 'assault' on the film director
Excessive speed may require that the MICLIC spend more time at the 'assault' position rather than moving quickly forward to fire.
He said she launched a verbal 'assault' against him after smelling alcohol on his breath when he returned from a lunch.
He identified the location of the enemy, and determined the precise point in which to 'assault' the enemy.
He might have escaped when the boats first started the 'assault' on the house.
Beginning in the fall of 2002, university administrators began a verbal 'assault' on students and faculty supporting divestment.
All others beware: this guy's verbal 'assault' is an earful.
The reporter is said to have returned to the press tent, dazed by the verbal 'assault' , and determined to seek an apology from the player's management company.
Instead he stood on the step on the driver's side, half in and half out, slowly unfurled his considerable frame to its full height, and began his verbal 'assault' .
they left their strong position to 'assault' the hill
The woman who claims to have given u2018a little lipu2019 to the security officer probably launched an all-out verbal 'assault' on the man.
Last week hundreds of these soldiers launched an 'assault' on their own military headquarters.
Sexual 'assault' is usually violence at the hands of someone the victim knows.
Owing to the fact that modem operations have an air-land character, combating enemy airborne 'assault' and raid forces is acquiring special urgency.
Groups of teenagers slap or otherwise 'assault' unsuspecting members of the public and record the incident on their camera phones.
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