Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Aggressive"

A: I would like to help, but it's hard for me to explain what it means to act in a passive aggressive way. It's like.. When you are upset or angry at someone, but instead of showing them your anger, yelling at them or something very direct like that, you do other things that could make them angry, upset, or frustrated. The passive aggressive things you do could seem completely innocent and harmless, but they upset others, and that's often the goal.

Here's a few examples from the link below, I'm not sure if you'll be able to view the link.
https://www.everydayhealth.com/emotional-health/what-does-passive-aggressive-really-mean.aspx

-Putting off responsibilities
-Carrying out responsibilities late, not at all, or inefficiently
-"Forgetting" to do things or using forgetfulness as an excuse not to do things.

A: ready and willing to fight, argue and etc.
using forceful methods to succeed or to do something

A: Its like, ready to attack

A: @LeilaGd thank you so much

A: Pushy/forceful or hostile

A: He has anger issues and aggressive tendencies.
The treatment for her cancer was aggressive.
She is a good hockey player because she is aggressive on the ice.

A: She drives so aggressively. It's scary.

Teach your dog to not be aggressive.

A: Aggressive: Someone or something aggressive shows a lot of energy and has a strong impact. "After the aggressive salesman stopped them again on their way through the mall, the couple got aggressive and replied in a loud, made-up foreign language until he went away."

Being aggressive often means being physical or showing force, but it is equally powerful as an adjective reflecting a forceful determination to get something done. An aggressive football player may tackle everyone in sight to get a win, while a driven student might tackle a project or problem head-on with aggressive determination to improve their grade.

Aggressive comes from the Latin aggress-, "attack," and being aggressive shows an intention to attack bodily, mentally, or verbally whatever gets in the way.

Source: https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/aggressive

A: with the word passive aggressive or examples of someone saying something passive aggressive?

A: Aggressive usually applies to physical behavior.
'Pushy' usually refers to non-physical behavior.
example:
The dog was very aggressive and bit me.
The person who moved ahead of me in the line was very pushy.

But aggressive can also be applied to non-physical things.
The politician ran a very aggressive campaign.

A: aggressive是有攻击性的，比如he is aggressive and he often punches people.progressive是进步的，比如the community is progressive.也可以说一个人是progressive的when this person advocates reforms and change or progress. 这两个词有本质的区别。

A: Aggressive verges on violence and can range to outright violent behaviour. Aggressive behaviour is threatening.
Offensive means it makes people uncomfortable. So aggressive behaviour is always offensive, but offensive behaviour can just be, for instance, carelessly using rude words, or inadvertently maligning someone's beliefs.

A: Take-no-prisoners is often used for motivating people too. Often at sporting events a coach will tell the players to take no prisoners, which means to not go easy on them.

A: Examples : the aggressive behavior of most teenagers is caused by the violent movies !
He said something offensive to me and it really hurts my feeling.

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A: 过激的治疗