Translation for 'Lunge' from English to French

to lunge

se fendre [en escrime]armessport

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to lunge (forward)

faire un mouvement brusque vers l'avant

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to lunge at sb./sth.

se ruer sur qn./qc.

s'élancer vers qn./qc. [se précipiter]

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to lunge a horse

faire travailler un cheval à la longeéqui.

• He has another look at the exit of Lukey Heights but Gibernau blocks him off before he can make a lunge.
• Stud facilities include two stable yards, 89 loose boxes, a horse walker and a lunge ring.
• Foraging efficiency for both lunge feeding and continuous ram filter feeding is highly dependent upon prey density.
• As well as other methods, rorquals obtain prey by lunge-feeding on bait balls. The gray whale does not lunge feed, as it gulps in sediments from the seafloor rather than water.
• The lunge is often used to deliver an attack. In sabre, the end of the attack is defined by the front foot of the lunge landing on the piste.

• Gigo also emphasized the use of oi tsuki (lunge punch) and gyaku tsuki (reverse lunge punch).
• Meanwhile, at the last corner, Villeneuve had caught Irvine. In a desperate lunge at the final corner he spun off, rejoined, and held off Alesi at the flag.
• If the male senses a lunge, or an aggressive behavior from the female, it will attempt to escape.
• Foraging efficiency for both lunge feeding and continuous ram filter feeding is highly dependent upon prey density.
• The twisted postglenoid process of the squamosal suggests that the lunge-feeding capabilities of "Incakujira" were not as great as those of extant rorquals, and that "Incakujira" itself also pursued additional krill-feeding strategies like skimming.

• He got one lunge removed and was unconscious for two weeks after the operation.
• Most Iraqis view the conflict as a partial Sunni uprising, rather than as a simple lunge for power by ISIL.
• Man-portable anti-tank systems (MANPATS or MPATS) are traditionally portable shoulder-launched projectile systems firing heavy shell-type projectiles (although throwing and lunge weapons have existed), typically designed to combat protected targets, such as armoured vehicles, field fortifications and at times even low-flying aircraft (especially helicopters).
• The second Japanese anti-tank grenade, a suicide weapon, was nicknamed the "lunge mine".
• Bryde's whales often track dolphin groups as they herd prey species. As soon as the dolphins corral the prey, the whales lunge feed through the centre.