单词	tactic
释义	English American Business tacticnoun uk/ˈtæk.tɪk/us/ˈtæk.tɪk/ C1 [ C usually plural ] a planned way of doing something: These bomb attacks represent a change of tactics by the terrorists. tactics [ plural ] the organization and use of soldiers and equipment in war More examples The proposal was dismissed as a diversionary tactic intended to distract attention from the real problems. We need to agree tactics before the game. The rebels are using guerilla tactics. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Plans and arrangements appointed arrangement blueprint bottom-up campaign card formulate game plan *have a card up your* sleeve idiom intention itinerary lock package deal planning policy-making preparation programme project road map specification See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: War tacticnoun [ C usually pl ] us/ˈtæk·tɪk/ a specific action intended to get a particular result: Oliver’s clumsy tactics doomed the plan from the start. Tactics is the science of planning the arrangement and use of military forces and equipment in war. tacticnoun [ C, usually plural ] uk/ˈtæktɪk/us a planned method for achieving a particular result: I think we'll have to change our marketing tactics. The tactics used by the salesman made her uncomfortable. The complaints are no more than a delaying tactic**.
随便看	nothing much nothing of the kind nothing of the sort nothing on nothing short of something nothing special nothing to nothing to do with nothing to sneeze at nothing to sneeze at nothing to write home about nothing ventured, nothing gained nothing/not anything to speak of nothingness notice notice account notice of deficiency notice of deficiency notice period Notice to Quit notice to quit noticeable public property public prosecutor public relations

tacticnoun

tacticnoun [ C usually pl ]

tacticnoun [ C, usually plural ]