進しん撃げき

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進撃する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Military or forceful advance; often used for troops, armies, or in figurative contexts like sports or business.

〈場ば所しょ〉へ進しん撃げきするto advance toward a place
軍ぐんは首しゅ都とへ進しん撃げきした。
The army advanced on the capital.
進しん撃げきを開かい始しするto begin an advance
部ぶ隊たいは夜よ明あけとともに進しん撃げきを開かい始しした。
The unit began its advance at dawn.
〈人ひと〉の進しん撃げきを食くい止とめるto stop someone's advance
守しゅ備び隊たいは敵てきの進しん撃げきを食くい止とめた。
The defenders halted the enemy's advance.

前ぜん進しんN3
前進 is a neutral term for moving forward, while 進撃 specifically implies an aggressive, military-style advance.
突とつ撃げき
突撃 describes a sudden, direct assault, whereas 進撃 refers to a broader, often sustained advance.
進しん軍ぐん
進軍 focuses on troops marching forward as a body, while 進撃 emphasizes the aggressive, attacking nature of the advance.
出しゅつ撃げき
進撃 focuses on advancing toward the enemy once underway, whereas 出撃 emphasizes the initial launch or departure for the attack.

退たい却きゃく
退却 means to retreat or withdraw, the direct opposite of the forward, attacking motion of 進撃.
撤てっ退たい
撤退 means to pull back and abandon a position, contrasting with the forward push of 進撃.

出しゅつ撃げき
出撃 means to sortie out from a base to attack, while 進撃 means to advance or push forward once already engaged.
攻こう撃げきN3
攻撃 means to attack in a general sense, while 進撃 specifically describes advancing forward, often as part of an attack.

快かい進しん撃げき
vigorous advance; sweeping advance; winning streak · unbroken run of success; series of great successes
進しん撃げき命めい令れい
marching order; order to advance; go-ahead

Compound of 進 (advance) and 撃 (attack). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination naturally conveys a military advance.