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blitz
- IPA[blɪts]
英式
- an intensive or sudden military attack；the German air raids on Britain in 1940–1.
- attack or seriously damage (a place) in a blitz；process (food) in an electric mixing machine
verb: blitz, 3rd person present: blitzes, gerund or present participle: blitzing, past tense: blitzed, past participle: blitzed
noun: blitz, plural noun: blitzes
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名詞
- 1. an intensive or sudden military attack a heavy artillery blitz 同義詞
- ▪ the German air raids on Britain in 1940–1.
- 2. informal a sudden concerted effort to deal with something Katrina and I had a blitz on the cleaning 同義詞
- ▪ a play in which one or more defensive backs charge the quarterback of the opposing team.
- 3. another term for lightning chess
動詞
- 1. attack or seriously damage (a place) in a blitz news came that Rotterdam had been blitzed she blitzed her own world record in the 400m freestyle
- 2. process (food) in an electric mixing machine add the eggs and blitz the mixture until it becomes granular
- 3. charge (the opposing team's quarterback) in a blitz.
- intoxicated by drink or drugs: we're all hanging out getting blitzed as usual
Oxford American Dictionary
- intoxicated by drink or drugs: we're all hanging out getting blitzed as usual
Oxford Dictionary
- a campaign of intense coverage in the media for the purpose of advertising or publicity: the government has launched a media blitz to allay fears
Oxford Dictionary
- stoicism and determination in a difficult or dangerous situation, especially as displayed by a ...
Oxford American Dictionary
- stoicism and determination in a difficult or dangerous situation, especially as displayed by a ...
Oxford Dictionary
片語
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- IPA[blits]
美式
- an intensive or sudden military attack: a heavy artillery blitz
- attack or damage (a place or building) in a blitz: news came that Rotterdam had been blitzed organizations blitzed Capitol Hill with mailgrams and postcards
Oxford American Dictionary
