Before we can tackle the problem, we must consider the effects that any change will have.Antes de que podamos abordar el problema, debemos considerar los efectos que cualquier cambio pueda tener.
Cheerfulness can help to tackle a difficult task or even a task that seems impossible.La alegría puede ayudar a emprender una tarea difícil o incluso una tarea que parece imposible.
The coach likes having him on the team because he is very skilled at passing, tackling other players, and scoring.Al entrenador le gusta tenerlo en su equipo porque es un jugador muy hábil pasando, entrándoles a otros jugadores y marcando.
I refuse to tackle mom about plans for this weekend when she is this upset.Me niego a enfrentarme a mamá sobre los planes para este fin de cuando está tan alterada.
Un verbo intransitivo es un verbo que no requiere de un objeto directo (p.ej. El hombre estornudó.).
Regionalismo que se usa en Latinoamérica: todos los países de Sudamérica, Centroamérica y el Caribe. No incluye España.
(Latinoamérica)
College-football coaches are looking to rugby to learn to tackle better.Los entrenadores de fútbol americano universitario están mirando el rugby para aprender a taclear mejor.
Regionalismo que se usa en Latinoamérica: todos los países de Sudamérica, Centroamérica y el Caribe. No incluye España.
(Latinoamérica)
The last tackle he received ended his career in football forever.El último tackle que le hicieron hizo que su carrera en el fútbol se acabara para siempre.
The sailors lifted the shipwrecked boat from the bottom of the sea with the tackle.Los marineros levantaron el barco naufragado desde el fondo del mar con el aparejo.
The sailors in charge of the tackle stopped paying attention and the sail got loose.Los marineros a cargo del cordaje dejaron de prestar atención y la vela se soltó.
2(equipment)equipo (m);avíos (m);(bits and pieces)cosas (f);trastos (m);(also fishing tackle) equipo (m) de pesca
3(Ftbl)entrada (f);(Rugby)placaje (m)
flying tackleplacaje (m) en el aire
he brought down his opponent with \a flying tackle\
verbo transitivo
1(attempt to deal with)[+problem]abordar;enfrentar;[+task]enfrentar;emprender
firemen tackled the blazelos bomberos lucharon contra las llamas;can you tackle another helping?¿quieres comerte otra porción?;he tackled Greek on his ownemprendió el estudio del griego sin ayuda de nadie
one child will be doing GCSE at the same time as his brother is tackling A-levelshe accused the Cabinet of failing to tackle Somalia's problemsthis is not the best way to tackle the problemthe committee was set up to tackle racial discriminationhe said the only way to tackle inflation was by high interest ratesI admire her for tackling her drink and drug addictionsProgrammes to tackle the disease should be well thought out
2(grapple with)[+thief, intruder]enfrentarse con
he had to tackle an armed villain single-handedWe heard shots and a youth ran out clutching a cash bag. A young lad tried to tackle him and was shot at close range
(confront)encararse con
when his parents tackled him Iain denied he had ever taken drugs
I'll have to tackle him about that money he owes mevoy a tener que encararme con él y plantearle lo del dinero que me debe
I'll tackle him about it at once
3(Ftbl)entrar a
he claims Pasolini overtook and tackled him, pushing him into the dirt
(Rugby)placar;taclear
verbo intransitivo
(Dep)placar;taclear
he's small for a rugby player and that makes him reluctant to tackle