Examples of using "Adversaire" in a sentence and their english translations:
He is a formidable opponent.
Who is my opponent?
He defeated his opponent in the election.
Tom was a very tough opponent.
not only are we competing against our opponent,
However, the Saadis were a formidable opponent.
He doesn't stand a chance against his opponent.
The samurai decapitated his opponent in one fell swoop.
- I have underestimated the strength of my opponent.
- I've underestimated the strength of my opponent.
where the aim of the game is to damage the other's brain.
He chose the wrong man to pick a fight with.
The chess player put his opponent in check.
I checkmated my opponent by using my two rooks.
Meet your match.
The samurai decapitated his opponent in one fell swoop.
Mickey Conners made mincemeat of his opponent in the ring.
There's no shame in losing to such a great player.
when a real opponent enters the court and the balls start coming
impossible task – insufficient men to take on a strong opponent, bad weather,
He received a tremendous punch on the jaw from his opponent.
A political opponent is not an enemy; they're a partner in political debate.
To be good at poker, you have to play on your opponent's nerves.
He resolutely pushed forward from the start, overwhelming and pushing out his off-balance opponent.
cards, "give ground only if you to win, to find the fault of his "opponent
and exhaustion. And they faced a dangerous and wily opponent in Russia’s Cossacks.
If you're going to say it, you have to say it with force, and take away your opponent's ability to retaliate.
The strategy, that is the action plan, of the army in black uniform proved to be superior to that of its opponent, since it was that armed force that won the battle.
When the player released the piece in his hand to take another, his opponent told him "Touch, move!", forcing him to move the first piece he had chosen.
A democrat is, at the end of the day, one who admits that an opponent can be right, and therefore lets them express themselves and allows for reflection upon their arguments. When parties or men feel sufficiently persuaded by their own arguments that they allow the silencing of those that contradict them by means of violence, that isn't democracy.