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attrit
[ uh-trit ]
verb (used with object)
- to wear down (an opposing military force) by numerical superiority in troops or firepower.
attrit
/ 蓹藞迟谤瑟迟 /
verb
- to wear down or dispose of gradually
- to kill
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of attrit1
Example Sentences
David Centeno Jr., chief of the center鈥檚 Emerging Capabilities Office, says in the release that when US forces come under fire, the Army will need to 鈥渇ind ways to penetrate that bubble, attrit their systems, and allow for freedom of air and ground maneuver.鈥
鈥淎s we matured the project, we looked at the customer segment at the low end using promotional pricing, who were not engaging with the product. We told you in November there were 500,000 on the promotional pricing, and we started allowing those customers to attrit out. Now we have a customer base on the streaming that is growing and is highly engaged. We actually like where we are in terms of how we鈥檙e angling the streaming product.鈥
鈥淚 think that I鈥檓 able to do what we鈥檙e able to do, and manage my resources, so I can take advantage of an opportunity that he has presented me, and he presented that opportunity by continuing to funnel forces into Kobani. Again, the more I attrit him there, the less I鈥檒l have to fight him on some other part of the battlefield,鈥 Austin said.
Exactly why so many aspiring computer scientists and engineers, particularly females, attrit is unclear.
Exactly why so many aspiring computer scientists and engineers, particularly those of the female persuasion, attrit is unclear.
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