English-French translation for "to repulse"

to repulse [repulsed|repulsed] {vb} (also: to cast away, to cast off, to refuse, to refute)

That attack was repulsed.

Government forces repulsed the attack.

Government forces repulsed the attack.

The thought of this repulses me.

It is also fair to say that Canadians are repulsed and revile this type of activity.

At the end of the day they were repulsed, leaving behind them 10 dead.

No conventional attack can be repulsed through the use of nuclear weapons.

They were repulsed by SLA troops within Korma, and scores of combatants were reported killed.

UPDF repulsed them and went ahead to capture the whole of Bunia town.

In mid-January, MLC forces attacking Bolomba were repulsed after heavy fighting.

The Azerbaijani Army repulsed the attacks and delivered a heavy blow to the occupying forces.

(c) To repulse an attack on themselves, another person or facility which they secure.

Terrorism is an attack on democracy and can only be repulsed by more democracy.

UPDF, remaining on its defence, repulsed all the attacks.

Lendu combatants were able to repulse this first attack and succeeded in capturing a young UPC militia boy.

Television is full of images of dreadful violence that repulse decent people everywhere.

The Council shall by unanimous decision determine the measures necessary to repulse the aggression.

Do they not understand that strong measures such as ground troops are needed in Kosovo to repulse the armies?

On 20 May a reported SPLA attack was repulsed by the SAF which established full military control over Abyei.

This morning, 9 June 2000, RPA launched further attacks on our positions, which have also been repulsed.