assault

美 [ə'sɔlt]

英 [ə'sɔːlt]

复数：assaults 过去分词：assaulted 现在分词：assaulting

搭配

adj.+n.

sexual assault,military assault,direct assault,violent assault,physical assault

v.+n.

make assault,conduct assault

assault

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1.	[u][c] 侵犯他人身体（罪）；侵犯人身罪the crime of attacking sb physically

	Both men were charged with assault. 两人均被控侵犯他人身体罪。
	sexual assaults 性攻击（指强奸、猥亵）
	A significant number of indecent assaults on women go unreported. 很大数量的猥亵妇女罪没有举报。

2.	[c] ~ (on/upon/against sb/sth) 攻击；突击；袭击the act of attacking a building, an area, etc. in order to take control of it

An assault on the capital was launched in the early hours of the morning.

凌晨时分向首都发起了攻击。

3.	[c] ~ (on/upon sth) （向困难或危险事物发起的）冲击the act of trying to achieve sth that is difficult or dangerous

	The government has mounted a new assault on unemployment. 政府向失业发起新的攻势。
	Three people died during an assault on the mountain(= while trying to climb it) . 登山过程中有三人死亡。

4.	[c] 抨击an act of criticizing sb/sth severely

	The suggested closures came under assault from all parties. 关闭机构的建议受到各方严厉批评。
	The paper's assault on the president was totally unjustified. 这份报纸对总统的攻击纯属无稽之谈。

1.	~ sb 猛烈攻击，袭击，侵犯（尤指构成罪）to attack sb violently, especially when this is a crime

	He has been charged with assaulting a police officer. 他被控袭击警察。
	Four women have been sexually assaulted in the area recently. 近来这个地区有四名妇女遭到性侵犯。

2.	~ sth 使（感官）难受to affect your senses in a way that is very unpleasant or uncomfortable

Loud rock music assaulted our ears.

喧闹的摇滚乐直往我们耳朵里钻。