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Ambush means to take by surprise, or to attack from a concealed position. As part of their games, she would hide under the stairs and ambush her older brother when he walked past. Although the ex...

A surprise or unexpected attack

Ambush is usually used in terms of war when a group of soldiers is being attacked by surprise. ...

Ambush is a surprise attack. It usually starts with a group/person hiding and then jumping out to attack the target.

1.a surprise attack by people lying in wait in a concealed position. "seven members of a patrol were killed in an ambush" 2.make a surprise attack on (someone) from a concealed position. "they were...

Ambush means emboscada. Ex: They ambushed me to take the test.

A surprise attack from a hiding place. Example 1: The lion ambushed the zebra. Example 2: The army ambushed its enemy in the canyon. Example 3: "It's an ambush!" They yelled in panic.

To “turn” something against someone is to reverse an intended effect. For example: “You’ve turne...

make a surprise attack on someone from a hidden position

It is an interview which takes the person by surprise, lexample: a paparazzi forcing a microphone and camera on a celebrity and asking questions.