There are 28 total results for your Tactic search in the dictionary.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
作略 see styles |
saryaku さりゃく sakuryaku さくりゃく |
(archaism) plan; tactic; strategy |
定石 see styles |
sadaishi さだいし |
(1) standard practice; playing by the book; established tactic; formula; (2) {go} joseki (jōseki); standard sequence of moves (esp. in a corner); (surname) Sadaishi |
差略 see styles |
saryaku さりゃく |
(archaism) plan; tactic; strategy |
漚步 沤步 see styles |
òu bù ou4 bu4 ou pu |
(Tw) dirty trick; unethical tactic (from Taiwanese 漚步, Tai-lo pr. [àu-pōo]) |
祭出 see styles |
jì chū ji4 chu1 chi ch`u chi chu |
to brandish (a figurative weapon, i.e. some measure intended to deal with the situation); to resort to (some tactic) |
經絡 经络 see styles |
jīng luò jing1 luo4 ching lo |
energy channels; meridian (TCM); (dialect) trick; tactic |
両掛り see styles |
ryougakari / ryogakari りょうがかり |
double corner approach (tactic in the game of go) |
強攻策 see styles |
kyoukousaku / kyokosaku きょうこうさく |
daring attack tactic |
最後屁 see styles |
saigobe さいごべ |
(1) stink bomb; foul odour emitted from the anal sacs of a frightened weasel; (2) (idiom) final desperate tactic |
講じる see styles |
koujiru / kojiru こうじる |
(transitive verb) (1) (See 講ずる・1) to lecture; to read aloud; to give a lecture (on); (transitive verb) (2) (See 措置を講じる,講ずる・2) to devise (e.g. a strategy); to work out (e.g. a tactic); to take (e.g. measures); to carry out (e.g. a plan) to adopt (e.g. a policy); (transitive verb) (3) to confer; to hold conference (with); to negotiate (with); (transitive verb) (4) (See 講ずる・3) to reconciliate (with); to make peace (with); to make up (with) |
講ずる see styles |
kouzuru / kozuru こうずる |
(vz,vt) (1) (See 講じる・こうじる・1) to lecture; to read aloud; to give a lecture (on); (vz,vt) (2) (See 講じる・こうじる・2) to devise (e.g. a strategy); to work out (e.g. a tactic); to take (e.g. measures); to carry out (e.g. a plan); to adopt (e.g. a policy); (vz,vt) (3) to reconciliate (with); to make peace (with); to make up (with); (vz,vt) (4) to recite poetry (at a poetry gathering) |
車輪戰 车轮战 see styles |
chē lún zhàn che1 lun2 zhan4 ch`e lun chan che lun chan |
tactic of several persons or groups taking turns to fight one opponent; tag-team attack |
障眼法 see styles |
zhàng yǎn fǎ zhang4 yan3 fa3 chang yen fa |
diversionary tactic; smokescreen |
両ガカリ see styles |
ryougakari / ryogakari りょうガカリ |
double corner approach (tactic in the game of go) |
両掛かり see styles |
ryougakari / ryogakari りょうがかり |
double corner approach (tactic in the game of go) |
合従連衡 see styles |
gasshourenkou / gasshorenko がっしょうれんこう |
(1) (yoji) (See 合従,連衡) alliance (of the Six Kingdoms against the Qin dynasty, and of individual Kingdoms with the Qin dynasty); (2) (yoji) (tactic of) making and breaking alliances (to benefit oneself as the occasion demands); resorting to alliances as a diplomatic expedient |
常用手段 see styles |
jouyoushudan / joyoshudan じょうようしゅだん |
one's usual practice; one's old trick; one's usual modus operandi; the same old tactic |
懐柔作戦 see styles |
kaijuusakusen / kaijusakusen かいじゅうさくせん |
operation to win over someone by using a tactic of gentle persuasion |
挟撃作戦 see styles |
kyougekisakusen / kyogekisakusen きょうげきさくせん |
pincer operation (tactic) |
最後っ屁 see styles |
saigoppe さいごっぺ |
(1) stink bomb; foul odour emitted from the anal sacs of a frightened weasel; (2) (idiom) final desperate tactic |
牛歩戦術 see styles |
gyuuhosenjutsu / gyuhosenjutsu ぎゅうほせんじゅつ |
snail's pace tactics; walking extremely slowly when voting in the Diet to delay proceedings; ox walk tactic |
Variations: |
saryaku; sakuryaku(作略) さりゃく; さくりゃく(作略) |
(archaism) plan; tactic; strategy |
タクティック see styles |
takutikku タクティック |
tactic |
マーケティング策略 see styles |
maaketingusakuryaku / maketingusakuryaku マーケティングさくりゃく |
marketing tactic |
Variations: |
ikkenryuu / ikkenryu いっけんりゅう |
{shogi} one-square-gap dragon; tactic involving checking the enemy king with a dragon one square horizontally away from it |
Variations: |
ryougakari(両gakari); ryougakari(両掛kari, 両掛ri) / ryogakari(両gakari); ryogakari(両掛kari, 両掛ri) りょうガカリ(両ガカリ); りょうがかり(両掛かり, 両掛り) |
double corner approach (tactic in the game of go) |
Variations: |
saigoppe さいごっぺ |
(1) stink bomb; foul odour emitted from the anal sacs of a frightened weasel; (2) (idiom) final desperate tactic |
Variations: |
weitingu; ueitingu; weetingu; ueetingu / wetingu; uetingu; weetingu; ueetingu ウェイティング; ウエイティング; ウェーティング; ウエーティング |
(1) {baseb} tactic of avoiding hitting the ball (e.g. to tire out the pitcher) (eng: waiting); (2) waiting; holding back; refraining |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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