tackle
/ˈtækəl/
Verb
to make a determined effort to deal with or solve a difficult problem or task
The government is working hard to tackle climate change.
to confront or challenge someone about something
I decided to tackle him about his rude behavior.
to seize, stop, or bring down an opponent in sports, especially football or rugby, by grabbing or blocking them
The defender tackled the player before he could score.
Noun
equipment and apparatus used for a particular activity, especially fishing
He bought new fishing tackle for his trip to the lake.
an act of tackling an opponent in sports such as football or rugby
The defender made a strong tackle to stop the attack.
a system of ropes and pulleys used for lifting or moving heavy objects
They used a tackle to lift the heavy engine out of the boat.