beachhead

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Related topics: Military

beach·head /ˈbiːtʃhed/ noun [countableC]

PMan area of shore that has been taken from an enemy by force, and from which the army can prepare to attack a country 滩头阵地，滩头堡

Examples from the Corpus

beachhead• Westerners call what they have established out here a civilization, but it would be more accurate to call it a beachhead.• But music, not words, was the cultural beachhead of the new invasion.• Many journeys of pilgrimage are made to the invasion beachheads.• In support of the build-up of beachheads, naval ships, directed by observers ashore with assault forces, fired on shore targets.• In 1976 the counterculture still had a solid beachhead in Athens, Ohio.• What they seem not to understand is how difficult it will be just to hang on to the beachhead they have made.

From Longman Business Dictionary

beachheadbeach·head /ˈbiːtʃhed/ noun [countableC]COMMERCE

part of a market that a company obtains, hoping to obtain more of the same market or part of another larger market that is near the first one

Telefonica gained a key beachhead in Brazil when it won control of CRT.

单词	beachhead
释义	beachhead Word family adjectivebeachedbeachybeachfrontnounbeachcomberbeachcombingbeachheadbeachbeachwear Related topics: Military beach·head /ˈbiːtʃhed/ noun [countableC] PMan area of shore that has been taken from an enemy by force, and from which the army can prepare to attack a country 滩头阵地，滩头堡 Examples from the Corpus beachhead• Westerners call what they have established out here a civilization, but it would be more accurate to call it a beachhead.• But music, not words, was the cultural beachhead of the new invasion.• Many journeys of pilgrimage are made to the invasion beachheads.• In support of the build-up of beachheads, naval ships, directed by observers ashore with assault forces, fired on shore targets.• In 1976 the counterculture still had a solid beachhead in Athens, Ohio.• What they seem not to understand is how difficult it will be just to hang on to the beachhead they have made. From Longman Business Dictionary beachheadbeach·head /ˈbiːtʃhed/ noun [countableC]COMMERCE part of a market that a company obtains, hoping to obtain more of the same market or part of another larger market that is near the first one Telefonica gained a key beachhead in Brazil when it won control of CRT.
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