AMBUSH


Meaning of AMBUSH in English

I.

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ deadly

▪ enemy

VERB + AMBUSH

▪ lay , prepare , set up

The soldiers set up an ~ on the road.

▪ carry out , spring , stage

They staged an ~ on an army patrol.

▪ be caught in , run into , walk into

We ran into an ~ in the valley.

AMBUSH + VERB

▪ take place

PREPOSITION

▪ in an/the ~

Twelve men were killed in the ~.

▪ ~ on

an ~ on an army patrol

PHRASES

▪ lie in ~ , wait in ~

The soldiers lay in ~ for the enemy troops.

II.

verb

Ambush is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ convoy , ↑ patrol

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