defensive 的 2 个定义
- serving to defend; protective: defensive armament.
- made or carried on for the purpose of resisting attack: defensive treaty; a defensive attitude.
- of or relating to defense.
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defensive 近义词
protective, watchful
更多defensive例句
- The Capitals have allowed at least three goals in 10 of 12 games and have repeatedly talked about getting better in their defensive zone.
- University of Puget Sound defensive lineman Peter Ciari missed the rush — and the snarl of the chain saw.
- The Cavaliers held Georgia Tech well below its scoring average in that game, and this time, Virginia began with another defensive surge in the first half.
- One of those players, Jason Pierre-Paul, reiterated calls to re-sign key defensive players.
- Washington had four scorers in double figures, perhaps in part because of a tweak in the starting lineup on Brooks’s end, and on the defensive end the Wizards did what was needed to keep Chicago in check.
- And I need to ask why their truth makes me so defensive, as if my truth is the only truth.
- Community activists attack racial bias in policing, so police get defensive?
- Nelson wrote a paper at Dartmouth on Standard Oil, which was about as defensive and as deeply researched as you would expect.
- I am, as the leader of the minority, the defensive coordinator.
- On the staff of every football team, you have an offensive coordinator and a defensive coordinator.
- Where were those defensive preparations concerning which we were requested to keep silence?
- Both men put themselves at once on the defensive: their blades crossed, but the attitudes were different and characteristic.
- Either: we cannot give you what you ask, so fall back onto the defensive; or, go ahead, we will give you the means.
- The Committee has not overlooked the fact that in some cases this attitude may have been due to a defensive reaction.
- Quickly recovering himself, he stood entirely on the defensive, which his vigorous activity enabled him easily to do.