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Перевод: feint

[существительное]
притворство; маневр для отвлечения внимания противника; финт ; ложный выпад;
[глагол]
сделать маневр для отвлечения внимания противника

Тезаурус:

1. And in the third interview, the net now drawn tight about him, when Porfiry makes a sudden little feint which suggests he won't be accused after all, "Raskolnikov felt a rush of a new kind of fear.
2. Lord George Murray's march had indeed been a feint.
3. Sharpe felt a sudden fear that he had raised a false alarm and the force he had seen had been nothing but a feint.
4. They know what a feint is."
5. One might well conclude the dismissal was a feint, a hollow gesture to allay perceived public outrage.
6. If the motion was a feint, then indeed we shall by our advancing be less in reach of keeping them out of Derbyshire.
7. He would feint and leave two or three opponents sprawling or plodding in his wake before he released the ball, unerringly, to either the flying Joe Hulme, who would not even have to pause in his flight, or the absolutely devastating Cliff ("" Boy'') Bastin, who would take a couple of strides and whip the ball into the net.
8. As a rule of thumb, always use a rear foot kick after a feint.
9. On 12 June, after a feint in the direction of Tours, Richard and Philip suddenly swooped on Le Mans itself.
10. An obvious feint, or a punch that looks easy to avoid, may well encourage attack rather than succeed in diverting it.
11. It was possible that these men were nothing but a strong feint designed to draw the allies towards Charleroi while the real French thrust, fuelled by the Emperor's presence, attacked twenty-five miles to the west at Mons.
12. The feint attacks towards Scotland and Ireland, designed to draw off the British warships from the Channel, were also frustrated by the patrolling frigates, ready to summon heavier support from Portsmouth and Plymouth.
13. A brief feint at the opponent's face may be enough to clinch the follow-up.