blitz

英 [blɪts] 美 [blɪts]

• n. 闪击（尤指空袭）；（突击性或集中性的）工作
• v. 以闪击战攻击或破坏

英英释义

Noun:

1. (American football) defensive players try to break through the offensive line

2. a swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment

Verb:

1. attack suddenly and without warning;

   "Hitler blitzed Poland"
   

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. Many people died in the London blitz.
   许多人在伦敦大空袭中丧生。
2. During the blitz we spent the night in underground shelters.
   空袭期间, 我们在防空洞过夜。
3. I must have a blitz to get my room tidy
   为把房间搞整洁我必须做好多活。
4. We had to had the merchandise ready for the christmas sale blitz.
   我们得准备好那商品以备圣诞节销售旺季。

用作动词 (v.)

1. Many towns were badly blitzed during the war.
   战争中许多城镇毁于空袭。

经典引文

• The women did only the bare essentials of housework during the week, with a 'blitz' at weekends.

  出自：Guardian

词汇搭配

• blitz attack 闪击战,毁灭性的攻击...
• aerial blitz 空中闪电战
• Blitz kids 新浪漫运动的年青人...

近反义词

【近义词】

• bomb 炸弹
• blitzkrieg 闪电战
• clean 干净的
• clean up 收拾干净
• tidy 整齐的
• crack down 对 ... 采取严厉措施...
• concentrate on 集中于
• come down on 申斥
• offense 过错
• bombard 炮轰
• shell 壳
• invasion 侵略
• blast 爆炸
• bombardment 炮击
• saturation bombing 密集轰炸
• onslaught 猛攻
• offensive 令人不快的
• crackdown 镇压
• concerted effort 强烈真挚的努力...
• clear-out 清理
• cleanup 清除