| 词组 | tactic |
| 释义 | tactic /ˈtæktɪk/ noun a method that you use to achieve somethingadjectives/nouns + tactica delaying tactic (=an action which gives you more time) His question about the rules was just another delaying tactic.scare tactics (=in which you say that something very bad will happen if someone does not do what you want) The prime minister accused his opponents of scare tactics.shock tactics (=in which you deliberately try to shock people) The charity resorted to shock tactics to try to get its message across.strong-arm tactics/bullying tactics (=the use of force, violence, or threats) The government used strong-arm tactics to make people vote for them.underhand/unfair tactics (=actions which are not fair or honest) The other company used underhand tactics to get the contract.a diversionary tactic (=an action which draws attention away from something) Before the attack, nearby areas were bombed as a diversionary tactic.a sales tactic When he offered to lower the price, I thought this was a sales tactic.defence tactics Military officers are busy studying the defence tactics used during the Second World War.verbsuse a tactic We used various tactics to get their support.employ/adopt a tactic formal (=use a tactic) Lizards and insects employ similar tactics to defend themselves, for example by changing colour to match their surroundings.change/switch tactics The England team switched tactics in the second half.resort to a tactic (=use it after trying other methods) He would never resort to such violent tactics.a tactic works (=is successful) The tactic worked and he agreed to marry her.prepositionsa tactic of doing sth This tactic of not speaking to the media has made her very unpopular.a tactic for doing sth Our tactic for keeping customers happy is simply to provide an excellent service.phrasesa change of tactics They were losing 2–1 at half-time, but a change of tactics brought a 3–2 win. |
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