feint

Từ điển Oxford Advanced Learner 8th

feint [feint feints feinted feinting] noun, verb BrE [feɪnt] NAmE [feɪnt]
noun
(especially in sport) a movement that is intended to make your opponent think you are going to do one thing when you are really going to do sth else

Word Origin:
late 17th cent.: from French feinte, past participle (used as a noun) of feindre ‘feign’.
 
verb intransitive (especially in sport)
to confuse your opponent by making them think you are going to do one thing when you are really going to do sth else
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Word Origin:
late 17th cent.: from French feinte, past participle (used as a noun) of feindre ‘feign’.