攻撃する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
| Form | Positive | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| Dictionary | 攻撃する | 攻撃しない |
| Polite | 攻撃します | 攻撃しません |
| Past polite | 攻撃しました | 攻撃しませんでした |
| Past | 攻撃した | 攻撃しなかった |
| Te-form | 攻撃して | 攻撃しないで |
| Desire | 攻撃したい | 攻撃したくない |
| Potential | 攻撃できる | 攻撃できない |
| Passive | 攻撃される | 攻撃されない |
| Causative | 攻撃させる | 攻撃させない |
| Causative passive | 攻撃させられる | 攻撃させられない |
| Volitional | 攻撃しよう | |
| Polite volitional | 攻撃しましょう | |
| Imperative | 攻撃しろ | 攻撃するな |
| Conditional | 攻撃すれば | 攻撃しなければ |
| Tara conditional | 攻撃したら | 攻撃しなかったら |
敵の攻撃に備えて、城壁を強化した。
They reinforced the castle walls in preparation for the enemy's attack.
In the soccer match, they kept up their offensive pressure from the second half.
noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb
criticism; condemnation; attack
Verbal attack or harsh criticism, often public. Used for denouncing ideas, actions, or people.
His proposal came under fierce attack at the meeting.
The newspaper ran an article attacking the government's policy.
cyber attack
Computing term for malicious digital attacks such as DDoS, hacking, or malware.
The server went down due to a large-scale cyber attack.
The enemy army attacked the village at dawn.
The opposition fiercely attacked the prime minister's remarks.
The company was hit by a massive cyber attack.
The base came under attack from the air.
Our team launched an attack early on.
In the second half, the players went on the offensive.
攻撃 is the general word for 'attack' or 'offense' without implying surprise, while 襲撃 specifically suggests a sudden, unexpected raid.
攻撃 is the general, neutral word for 'attack', while 猛攻 specifically stresses the fierce, relentless intensity of the assault.
攻撃 is the general word for 'attack' in any form, while 出撃 specifically highlights the act of setting out from base to attack.
攻撃 is the general native Japanese word for an attack in any context, while アタック is a loanword that sounds more energetic or sport-specific.
攻撃 is the general word for 'attack' or 'offensive' of any kind, while 突撃 specifically means a sudden, rushing charge forward.
攻撃 is a general term for any attack, while 進攻 specifically denotes a large-scale military advance or invasion into enemy territory.
攻撃 is a general word for an attack of any kind (military, verbal, sports, cyber), whereas 侵略 specifically means invading another country's territory or sovereignty.
攻撃 is the broad, neutral word for any kind of attack (military, verbal, strategic), whereas 殴り込み narrows this to a direct, physical raid.
攻撃 is the general word for any attack or assault, while 砲撃 specifically means attacking with artillery or naval gunfire.
攻撃 is the broad word for any attack, physical or verbal, whereas 来襲 specifically describes an enemy, storm, or force arriving to strike.
攻撃 means 'attack', the opposite action to ガード, which means to defend or block.
攻撃 is an offensive attack initiated by one side, while 迎撃 is the defensive act of intercepting an incoming attack.
攻撃 is the initial attack or offense, while 反撃 is the counterattack made in response to being attacked.
攻撃 means attack, the direct opposite of 防備, which means defensive preparation.
攻撃 means to attack or criticize someone, the opposite of 弁護, which means to defend or speak in support of someone.
攻撃 means to attack or go on the offensive, the direct opposite of 防戦, which means to fight defensively.
攻撃 means to attack, the opposite action of 自衛, which means to defend oneself.
攻撃 means to attack or go on the offensive, the direct opposite of 防ぎ, which means to defend against or ward off an attack.
attacking method; attacking strategy