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Перевод: outflank

[глагол]
охватывать с фланга; обходить фланг; выход`ить во фланг; перехитрить; обойти

Тезаурус:

1. Cecil's immediate motive in proposing the peace Ballot was to outflank Lord Rothermere's claims of growing public support for his isolationist and anti-League position.
2. Going round in circles - the Scots try to outflank the NZ Haka.
3. Americans and Russians sought to outflank the great European shipping routes.
4. In the mid eighties, Jacques Delors swept away years of Labour Europhobia with his seductive prospectus for a workers' Europe that would outflank national governments - especially the one in Whitehall.
5. Were they trying to outflank me?
6. What more obvious than for the allies to outflank the French right to cut their lines of communication with Vienna?
7. As the Australians retreated eastwards, attempting to form a defence perimeter, 630 Japanese paratroops were dropped to snipe among them, slowing their retreat and allowing the battle-hardened elements of the Japanese 38 Division - some 5,000 men - to outflank the Australians' withdrawal.
8. During an attempt to outflank Damour, the Allies shelled the town of Moukhtara where Kemal Jumblatt, the father of Walid Jumblatt, the present Druze leader, lived.
9. If not taken, it would pose a grievous threat to the Germans' right when they made - as Falkenhayn planned - a second attempt to outflank the Allied left.
10. "Trying to outflank it, I expect."
11. "It's the one thing he can outflank both Baker and Heseltine on."
12. To bolster his case for being given a second term - and to outflank the opposition Labor Party - prime minister Malcolm Fraser has announced new research initiatives in biotechnology, satellite research, industrial RD and in the Antarctic.
13. Ollokot overtook them and joined a group of warriors in resisting Captain Benteen's attempt to outflank the fleeing families.