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From French allonge, from Old French alonge, from alongier, from Vulgar Latin *allongare, from ad + Late Latin longare, from Latin longus. Doublet of allonge.

54 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: напад (napad) — sudden movement
• Bulgarian: мушкане (muškane) — sudden movement
• Czech: skok vpřed — sudden movement
• Czech: výpad — sudden movement
• Danish: udfald — sudden movement
• Danish: stød — sudden movement
• Finnish: syöksy — sudden movement
• French: bond (vers l'avant) — sudden movement
• German: Ausfall — sudden movement
• Hebrew: זינוק — sudden movement
• Hebrew: תנועה קדימה עם חרב — sudden movement
• Italian: allungo — sudden movement
• Italian: affondo — sudden movement
• Māori: whātoro — sudden movement
• Polish: sztych — sudden movement
• Polish: rzut — sudden movement
• Portuguese: impulso — sudden movement
• Russian: вы́пад (výpad) — sudden movement
• Spanish: embestida — sudden movement
• Swedish: utfall — sudden movement
• Swedish: attack — sudden movement
• Bulgarian: на́пад (nápad) — exercise
• Czech: výpad — exercise
• Finnish: askelkyykky — exercise
• French: fente — exercise
• German: Ausfallschritt — exercise
• Italian: affondo — exercise
• Polish: wykrok — exercise
• Portuguese: passada — exercise
• Portuguese: afundo — exercise
• Russian: вы́пад (výpad) — exercise
• Spanish: embestida — exercise
• Swedish: utfall — exercise
• Ukrainian: ви́пад (výpad) — exercise
• Azerbaijani: atılmaq — to make a sudden movement
• Bulgarian: устремявам се (ustremjavam se) — to make a sudden movement
• Czech: skočit — to make a sudden movement
• Czech: vrhnout se (vpřed) — to make a sudden movement
• Czech: udělat výpad — to make a sudden movement
• Finnish: syöksyä — to make a sudden movement
• German: losstürzen — to make a sudden movement
• German: ausfallen — to make a sudden movement
• Polish: rzucić się — to make a sudden movement
• Portuguese: impulsionar — to make a sudden movement
• Russian: ри́нуться (rínutʹsja) — to make a sudden movement
• Russian: бро́ситься (brósitʹsja) — to make a sudden movement
• Spanish: lanzarse — to make a sudden movement
• Swedish: göra ett utfall — to make a sudden movement
• Swedish: störta (mot någon) — to make a sudden movement
• Bulgarian: водя кон по кръг (vodja kon po krǎg) — to work a horse in a circle around a handler
• Czech: lonžovat — to work a horse in a circle around a handler
• Finnish: juoksuttaa — to work a horse in a circle around a handler
• Hungarian: futószáraz — to work a horse in a circle around a handler
• Spanish: varear — to work a horse in a circle around a handler