/ˈtæk.lɪŋ/
VERB
The act of facing, addressing, or making an effort to resolve a difficult problem, challenge, or task.
Making a deliberate effort to confront, manage, or resolve a difficult issue, obstacle, or challenge rather than avoiding it.
Confronting someone or something aggressively, often by launching a forceful verbal or physical attack.
VERB
The act of forcing a person to the ground by using one's body weight, usually by jumping on them or colliding with them.
Physically stopping an opponent by grabbing, colliding with, or driving them to the ground, particularly in football or rugby.
Attempting to take the ball away from an opposing player during a sporting contest.
VERB
The act of approaching or pursuing a person in whom one has romantic or sexual interest.
Approaching someone or making advances toward them because of romantic or sexual interest.
NOUN
The process or activity of addressing, handling, or attempting to resolve a particular matter or problem.
The act or process of taking action to deal with an issue, challenge, or responsibility.
NOUN
The ropes, pulleys, and associated equipment used to control or operate a vessel's sails and rigging.
The arrangement of ropes and associated gear used aboard a vessel to control sails, spars, or other equipment.
NOUN
The equipment fitted to a horse or other draft animal to enable it to pull a carriage or vehicle.
The harness and associated straps used to connect a draft animal to a carriage so that it can pull the vehicle.