英和和英

the hostile party

We have no common enemy to deal with.

indications of the enemy's presence

to become an enemy―turn against one

to subdue the enemy―subjugate the enemy―reduce the enemy to subjection―bring the enemy to his knees

to defeat the enemy―conquer the enemy

a fort of an enemy

to engage the enemy―fight the enemy

the circumstances of an enemy

to check the enemy―stand one's ground against the enemy

to subdue the enemy―subjugate the enemy

to capture an enemy

to attack the enemy―make an attack on the enemy―deliver an assault on the enemy

to attack the enemy―strike

to press the enemy hard―press the enemy close―close with the enemy―come to close quarters with the enemy―bear down upon the enemy

Attack the enemy!

evade an enemy

He has gone over to the enemy―deserted to the enemy.

to subdue the enemy―subjugate the enemy―bring the enemy to subjection―bring the enemy to his knees

defeat an enemy

beat down the enemy

to be taken prisoner

to pursue the enemy―start in pursuit of the enemy―give chase to the flying enemy

an enemy against whom a person bears a grudge

an avowed enemy

to destroy the enemy―overthrow the enemy

a camp of an enemy

to forestall the enemy―anticipate the enemy―anticipate an attack

a hostile camp

to keep the enemy in check―hold the enemy in check