Übersetzung für 'sharp attack' von Englisch nach Deutsch

sharp attack

starker Anfall {m}

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distributed denial of service attack <DDoS attack>

DDoS-Angriff {m} [verteilter Dienstblockade-Angriff]comp.Internet

DDoS-Attacke {f}comp.

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Sharp's / Sharp syndrome

Sharp-Syndrom {n}med.

man-in-the-middle attack <MITM, MITM attack>

Man-in-the-Middle-Attacke {f} <MITM-Attacke>

Mittelsmannangriff {m} [MITM-Angriff]comp.

Janusangriff {m} [MITM-Angriff]comp.

Man-in-the-Middle-Angriff {m} <MITM-Angriff>

man-in-the-browser attack <MITB, MitB, MIB, MiB, MitB attack, MITB attack>

Man-in-the-Browser-Angriff {m} <MitB-Angriff, MITB-Angriff>comp.Internet

Man-in-the-Browser-Attacke {f} <MitB-Attacke, MITB-Attacke>comp.Internet

sharp {adj}

scharf

spitz [z. B. Sonde]

sharp <♯>

Kreuz {n} <♯>mus.

sharp-featured {adj}

mit scharfen Gesichtszügen [nachgestellt]

sharp-eyed {adj}

mit scharfen Augen [nachgestellt]

mit scharfem Blick [nachgestellt]

sharp-witted {adj}

mit scharfem Verstand [nachgestellt]

sharp-sighted {adj}

mit scharfem Blick [nachgestellt]

sharp temper

sarkastisches Gemüt {n}

razor-sharp {adj}

scharf wie eine Rasierklinge

sharp eyes

scharfe Augen {pl}

• The bottom head is tuned tighter and is struck with a thin, twig-like stick called a "bacalhau" which is held in the left hand to produce a high fundamental with a sharp attack and numerous overtones.
• "Beware of Young Girls" was a sharp attack on Mia Farrow set to the melody of a traditional lullaby.
• evidences this attitude in his sharp attack on the universities of his day.
• His brother William, who had become a priest in April 1579 tried to convert him, but in vain until a sharp attack of illness made him enter into himself.
• Popper, however, considered himself an opponent of positivism, and his main work was a sharp attack on it.

• In turn Fogel came under sharp attack by other scholars.
• The resulting sonic palette ranged from dense sustained string-like and vocal-like timbres to the sharp attack transients of a harpsichord or piano.
• Even though the piano strikes the strings, the use of felt hammers means that the sound that is produced can nevertheless be mellow and rounded, in contrast to the sharp attack produced when a very hard hammer strikes the strings.
• Toombs, a Georgia politician with a disdain for professional officers, instead launched a sharp attack at dusk against Baldy Smith's VI Corps division near Old Tavern at the farm of James M.
• Alexander Hamilton, knowing the election was lost anyway, went public with a sharp attack on Adams that further divided and weakened the Federalists.

• Tristram Fane Saunders of "The Telegraph" calls the episode "a sharp attack on an entire genre of male-driven narrative" and equates Daly's sexist fantasy involving his attractive younger coworker with the Harvey Weinstein sexual abuse allegations.
• to stop the advance of enemy tanks by obstacles strewn in their path and sharp attack from all points.
• The band have achieved critical acclaim for their releases over the years including 2006’s ‘In Miniature’ album and 2009 ‘Idiot Time’ EP, released on Sharp Attack Records.
• After playing a leading role in the United Automobile Workers's (UAW) victories in Flint against General Motors and Chrysler in 1937, the CP found itself under sharp attack from its opponents within the UAW.
• In addition the Doppler effect due to the movement of the bell when it is struck, and the sharp attack of the strike and the fast die-away due to damping by the clapper, imparts a unique musical sound.

• After a sharp attack of influenza, he suddenly died on the night of 20 January 1892.
• The Flumpet has been described as "capable of both warmth and sharp attack", taking advantage of the softer sound produced by the flugelhorn, advantageous in smaller and more intimate venues, whilst still being capable of producing the more familiar harder tones of a trumpet.
• Prior taught and researched modal logic before Kripke proposed his possible worlds semantics for it, at a time when modality and intentionality commanded little interest in the English speaking world, and had even come under sharp attack by Willard Van Orman Quine.