Смысл: counterpunches 
counterpunch 1. [ʹkaʋntəpʌntʃ] n
<Í> ответный удар
2.[ʹkaʋntəpʌntʃ] v
<Í> нанести ответный удар
<Í> ответный удар
2.
<Í> нанести ответный удар
pull (one's) punches Идиома
pull punches
roll with the punches
pull one's punches
Idiom(s): pull one's punchesTheme: CRITICISM
to hold back in one's criticism. (Usually in the negative. The one's can be replaced with any.)
• I didn't pull any punches. I told her just what I thought of her.
• The teacher doesn't pull any punches when it comes to discipline.
Pull no punches
If you pull no punches, you hold nothing back.Pull your punches
If you pull your punches, you do not use all the power or authority at your disposal.pull one's punches|pull|punch|punches
v. phr., informal 1. Not to hit as hard as you can. Jimmy pulled his punches and let Paul win the boxing match. 2. To hide unpleasant facts or make them seem good.
Usually used in the negative. The mayor spoke bluntly; he didn't pull any punches. Antonym: STRAIGHT PROM THE SHOULDER.
pull
1. noun A continued sip or swig, abnormally one of booze from a canteen or flask. The old man took a continued cull of whiskey, afresh flashed a toothless beam and began bedlam again.2. noun An assimilation or affirmation of smoke. I apperceive I abdicate smoking, but let me aloof get a quick cull off your cigarette.3. verb To booty a continued sip or swig, abnormally one of booze from a canteen or flask. He pulled continued and adamantine from the canteen of hooch.4. verb To annoyance or booty in a affirmation of smoke. I apperceive I abdicate smoking, but let me aloof cull off your cigarette absolute quick.5. verb To act as if one is punching someone, after authoritative concrete contact. (Short for "pull one's punches.") How cartel you—I accept never pulled during a action in my absolute career!pull (one's) punches
1. To act as if one is punching someone, after authoritative any or abundant concrete contact. How cartel you—I accept never pulled my punches during a action in my absolute career! I apperceive you're aggravating to accomplish the arena realistic, but amuse cull your punches abutting time!2. By extension, to arrest one's annotation or criticism to abstain behind or abashing someone. (Usually acclimated in the negative.) I appetite your honest assessment of my story—don't cull your punches! Wow, your aunt absolutely doesn't cull her punches. Is my sweatshirt absolutely that ugly?Learn more: pull, punchpull one's punches
1. [for a boxer] to bang with ablaze assault to accredit the added boxer to win. Bill has been barred from the battle arena for affairs his punches. "I never pulled punches in my life!" cried Tom.
2. Fig. to authority aback in one's criticism. (Usually in the negative. The one's can be replaced with any in the negative.) I didn't cull any punches. I told her absolutely what I anticipation of her. The abecedary doesn't cull any punches aback it comes to discipline.Learn more: pull, punch
pull your punches
be beneath forceful, severe, or agitated than you could be.Learn more: pull, punchpull your ˈpunches
(informal) (usually acclimated in abrogating sentences) accurate article beneath acerb than you are able to, for archetype to abstain abashing or abominable somebody: Her accessories absolutely don’t cull any punches. ♢ I don’t accept in affairs punches. If they’re wrong, let’s say so. OPPOSITE: not chip your wordsLearn more: pull, punchpull
1. n. a drink; a swig; a alcohol from a flask. He took addition cull and kept on talking.
2. tv. to booty a alcohol or a affirmation of liquor from a canteen or added container. He pulled a bang from the bottle.
3. n. a affirmation of smoke from a cigarette; a annoyance on a cigarette. A brace of pulls and she ashamed out the cigarette.
4. tv. to smoke a cigarette. He pulled a continued clarify job and afresh went aback to work.
5. in. to cull one’s punches. (Martial arts.) If you cull during a fight, you’re through as a fighter.
pull one’s punches
1. tv. to cull aback during a battle bite aloof afore the abounding force of a draft is felt; to acreage lighter assault than accustomed aloft an opponent. (Boxing and accompanying sports.) The boxer started affairs his punches, and the ref concluded the fight.
2. tv. to authority aback in one’s criticism; to abate the acuteness of one’s remarks. (Also with any in the negative.) I won’t cull my punches with you. This is lousy. Learn more: pull, punch
pull
/yank (someone's) chain To booty arbitrary advantage of someone; deceive or dispense someone.pull
strings/wires Informal To apply abstruse ascendancy or access in adjustment to accretion an end.pull (one's) punches
To burden from deploying all the assets or force at one's disposal: didn't cull any punches during the negotiations.Learn more: pull, punch
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