Spanish Word for attacker  

English Word: attacker

Spanish Word: agresor, asaltante, atacador
The Spanish Word for attacker
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The attacker is of unknown identity.
El atracador es de identidad desconocida.

It is therefore making a victim out of the attacker.
De esa forma, convierte al agresor en víctima.
Nobody can now say who the attacker was: he says she attacked him.
Ahora nadie recuerda quién fue el agresor: éste asegura que fue ella quien le atacó.
The attacker came from a BMW and got away with a bag.
El atracador salió de un BMW, y se marchó con una bolsa.
Can one ever demand impartiality between the occupied and the occupier, or between the attacker and the victim?
¿Cabe hablar de imparcialidad hacia el ocupante y el ocupado, o hacia el agresor y la víctima?
In many Western countries the media has presented an image of Russia as the attacker.
En muchos países occidentales, los medios de comunicación han presentado a Rusia como el atacante.
In this respect we must not forget that the original victim' s attacker was suffering from a mental illness for which he had been inadequately treated.
No hay que olvidar a este respecto que el agresor de la víctima era un enajenado mental inadecuadamente tratado.
on behalf of the ALDE Group. - (HU) On 25 January of this year, Galina Kozlova was seriously injured by an unknown attacker in Yoshkar-Ola.
en nombre del Grupo ALDE. - (HU) El 25 de enero de este año, un agresor desconocido hirió de gravedad a Galina Kozlova en Yoshkar-Ola.
The last major terror threat in Europe was the Detroit case when an attacker boarded a plane and wanted to fly to Detroit.
La última amenaza terrorista importante en Europa fue el caso de Detroit, cuando un terrorista abordó un avión que se dirigía a esta ciudad.
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