# tackled

Pronunciation: say "TAK-uhld" /ˈtækəld/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of tackle. — simple past and past participle of tackle
   - Simple: Past tense and past participle of tackle. Use this form for something that already happened.
   - _The defender tackled the striker just outside the penalty area._
   - _We finally tackled the leaking roof after months of delay._

## Adjective

2. Forced down to the ground, especially by an opposing player during a game.
   - Simple: Brought down to the ground by another player or person.
   - _The tackled forward rose slowly, clutching his shoulder._
   - _Referees called a foul for a late hit on the tackled winger._
3. Addressed or dealt with as a problem or challenge.
   - Simple: Dealt with as a problem or job that needed solving.
   - _The tackled issues were documented in the project's final report._
   - _Each tackled assignment freed up time for the next one._
4. Constructed from ropes fastened together, as with rigging gear.
   - Simple: Made from ropes joined together with cords and pulleys.
   - _The tackled netting was strong enough to hoist heavy cargo._
   - _They repaired the tackled rope harness before the next voyage._

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