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tackle

/ˈtækəl/

verb

Bir sorun veya zor görevle başa çıkmak, üstesinden gelmek

To deal with or attempt to solve a problem or difficult task.

  • We need to tackle this issue before it gets worse.
  • She's ready to tackle the new project.
  • They tackled the problem head-on.
  • Public health officials must tackle the growing problem of antibiotic resistance through coordinated international strategies.
  • The engineering department received additional funding to tackle infrastructure deterioration in urban water distribution systems.
  • Economists continue to debate the most effective methods to tackle income inequality in post-industrial societies.
verb

Sporda rakibi fiziksel olarak durdurmak veya yere düşürmek

To physically grab or bring down an opponent, especially in sports like football or rugby.

  • The defender tackled him just before he reached the goal line.
  • He was tackled hard in the second half.
  • Players must learn how to tackle safely.
noun

Belirli bir aktivite için kullanılan ekipman veya malzeme, özellikle balıkçılık

Equipment or gear used for a specific activity, especially fishing.

  • He bought new fishing tackle for the trip.
  • The tackle shop has everything you need.
  • She stored her tackle in the garage.
noun

Sporda rakibe müdahale etme hareketi

An act of tackling an opponent in sports.

  • That was a great tackle by the defender.
  • The referee called a foul on the tackle.
  • He made five successful tackles in the game.