Definition of fusillade in English:

fusillade

noun ˌfjuːzɪˈlɑːdˌfjuːzɪˈleɪd

A series of shots fired or missiles thrown all at the same time or in quick succession.
（枪炮的）齐射；（投掷物的）连续投掷
marchers had to dodge a fusillade of missiles
请愿者不得不躲避连续齐发的投掷物。
Example sentencesExamples
- The match itself started 10 minutes late because of the terrible fusillade of fireworks and even military smoke shells.
- There was a fusillade of bullets which spun me around.
- Dipping into the nation's exchequer, he exclaimed: ‘Show me the general who can withstand a fusillade of pesos!’
- Knight does not explain how he knew the shot must have come from inside the field, and since the cadet was in the second car, the police fusillade must have begun by the time he was climbing over the turnstiles.
- But the thrust of this series is to unleash a fusillade of jokes, some of which are rattled off so fast that multiple viewings are required to pick them out.
- The fusillades of the firing squads (at least one of which López himself directed) roared so often and so ubiquitously that some mistook them for the sound of Brazilian invaders.
- Given that context, his recent fusillade of fulmination must have been nothing more than friendly fire.
- A fusillade of cruise missiles had been launched from four US cruisers and a submarine, and a supporting British sub.
- A deadly fusillade of slaved ACP missiles raced out at the Destroyer's bridge tower.
- Third, other witnesses agreed that the fusillade began almost immediately after the first few shots.
- I then wondered whether, if a sniper starting shooting into the crowd, I would be able to find adequate cover from the fusillade of bullets which would be raining down upon the commuters and workers crossing the road.
- Another fusillade of shots clipped nets and thumped into wood.
- On arrival they were met by a fusillade of fire from the top of the arch, bombs being thrown down on the military vehicles.
- Once brought under control by the mahouts, it lumbered across the river - this time to a fusillade of stones and rotting fruit thrown by the now vengeful onlookers.
- Rasping winds arose and a fusillade of words rained down.
- On 26 August 1944 he walked down the Champs Elysées to the acclamation of a vast crowd, and then went on to Notre Dame, where he stood unmoved when a sudden fusillade broke out inside the cathedral.
- Almost any newly translated French or Italian philosopher becomes fashionable, regardless of whether appropriate or not, and is hailed with a fetishistic fusillade of anachronistic footnotes.
- He effectively followed up with his fusillade of punches to prompt the stoppage.
- The search was wrapped up, and soldiers jumped back into the vehicles-buttoning up for an expected fusillade of rocks, if not gunfire, as they left.
- But instead of blasting him with fusillades from the TV, they must reach him through hundreds of Web sites, channels, video games, even billboards.
Synonyms
salvo, volley, barrage, bombardment, cannonade, battery, burst, blast, hail, shower, rain, stream, broadside, blitz, discharge

verb ˌfjuːzɪˈlɑːdˌfjuːzɪˈleɪd

[with object]archaic

Fire a fusillade at (a place or person)
the Mahdi's adherents fusilladed his palace at Khartoum
Example sentencesExamples
- These legality saving measures were not taken into account in the highest degree either by the air bombes, or by the furious fire in the Kálvin square part of the house, or by the soviet soldiers and arrow-cross henchmen fusillading in the staircase.
- Thousands of people were fusilladed without any form of trial.
- They went into hiding in Katlijk, but where betrayed and fusilladed by the German oppressor.
- Most of the members - including Sam - were sentenced to death and fusilladed in the early morning of 1 July 1443 in the Dunes of Overveen.
Synonyms
shell, torpedo, pound, blitz, strafe, pepper, fire at, fire on, bomb

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from fusiller 'to shoot', from fusil (see fusil¹).

Rhymes

abrade, afraid, aid, aide, ambuscade, arcade, balustrade, barricade, Belgrade, blade, blockade, braid, brigade, brocade, cannonade, carronade, cascade, cavalcade, cockade, colonnade, crusade, dissuade, downgrade, enfilade, esplanade, evade, fade, glade, grade, grenade, grillade, handmade, harlequinade, homemade, invade, jade, lade, laid, lemonade, limeade, made, maid, man-made, marinade, masquerade, newlaid, orangeade, paid, palisade, parade, pasquinade, persuade, pervade, raid, serenade, shade, Sinéad, staid, stockade, stock-in-trade, suede, tailor-made, they'd, tirade, trade, Ubaid, underpaid, undismayed, unplayed, unsprayed, unswayed, upbraid, upgrade, wade

Definition of fusillade in US English:

fusillade

noun

A series of shots fired or missiles thrown all at the same time or in quick succession.
（枪炮的）齐射；（投掷物的）连续投掷
marchers had to dodge a fusillade of missiles
请愿者不得不躲避连续齐发的投掷物。
figurative a fusillade of accusations
〈喻〉连珠炮似的谴责。
Example sentencesExamples
- I then wondered whether, if a sniper starting shooting into the crowd, I would be able to find adequate cover from the fusillade of bullets which would be raining down upon the commuters and workers crossing the road.
- The match itself started 10 minutes late because of the terrible fusillade of fireworks and even military smoke shells.
- But the thrust of this series is to unleash a fusillade of jokes, some of which are rattled off so fast that multiple viewings are required to pick them out.
- There was a fusillade of bullets which spun me around.
- On arrival they were met by a fusillade of fire from the top of the arch, bombs being thrown down on the military vehicles.
- Rasping winds arose and a fusillade of words rained down.
- On 26 August 1944 he walked down the Champs Elysées to the acclamation of a vast crowd, and then went on to Notre Dame, where he stood unmoved when a sudden fusillade broke out inside the cathedral.
- A fusillade of cruise missiles had been launched from four US cruisers and a submarine, and a supporting British sub.
- Another fusillade of shots clipped nets and thumped into wood.
- But instead of blasting him with fusillades from the TV, they must reach him through hundreds of Web sites, channels, video games, even billboards.
- Given that context, his recent fusillade of fulmination must have been nothing more than friendly fire.
- The search was wrapped up, and soldiers jumped back into the vehicles-buttoning up for an expected fusillade of rocks, if not gunfire, as they left.
- Dipping into the nation's exchequer, he exclaimed: ‘Show me the general who can withstand a fusillade of pesos!’
- Once brought under control by the mahouts, it lumbered across the river - this time to a fusillade of stones and rotting fruit thrown by the now vengeful onlookers.
- Knight does not explain how he knew the shot must have come from inside the field, and since the cadet was in the second car, the police fusillade must have begun by the time he was climbing over the turnstiles.
- Third, other witnesses agreed that the fusillade began almost immediately after the first few shots.
- He effectively followed up with his fusillade of punches to prompt the stoppage.
- The fusillades of the firing squads (at least one of which López himself directed) roared so often and so ubiquitously that some mistook them for the sound of Brazilian invaders.
- Almost any newly translated French or Italian philosopher becomes fashionable, regardless of whether appropriate or not, and is hailed with a fetishistic fusillade of anachronistic footnotes.
- A deadly fusillade of slaved ACP missiles raced out at the Destroyer's bridge tower.
Synonyms
salvo, volley, barrage, bombardment, cannonade, battery, burst, blast, hail, shower, rain, stream, broadside, blitz, discharge

verb

[with object]archaic

Attack (a place) or shoot down (someone) by a series of shots fired at the same time or in quick succession.
〈古〉以齐射（或连续齐发）的炮火攻击（某地）；以齐射或连续齐发的枪弹击倒（某人）
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of the members - including Sam - were sentenced to death and fusilladed in the early morning of 1 July 1443 in the Dunes of Overveen.
- They went into hiding in Katlijk, but where betrayed and fusilladed by the German oppressor.
- These legality saving measures were not taken into account in the highest degree either by the air bombes, or by the furious fire in the Kálvin square part of the house, or by the soviet soldiers and arrow-cross henchmen fusillading in the staircase.
- Thousands of people were fusilladed without any form of trial.
Synonyms
shell, torpedo, pound, blitz, strafe, pepper, fire at, fire on, bomb

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from fusiller ‘to shoot’, from fusil (see fusil).

单词	fusillade
释义	Definition of fusillade in English: fusillade noun ˌfjuːzɪˈlɑːdˌfjuːzɪˈleɪd A series of shots fired or missiles thrown all at the same time or in quick succession. （枪炮的）齐射；（投掷物的）连续投掷 marchers had to dodge a fusillade of missiles 请愿者不得不躲避连续齐发的投掷物。 Example sentencesExamples The match itself started 10 minutes late because of the terrible fusillade of fireworks and even military smoke shells. There was a fusillade of bullets which spun me around. Dipping into the nation's exchequer, he exclaimed: ‘Show me the general who can withstand a fusillade of pesos!’ Knight does not explain how he knew the shot must have come from inside the field, and since the cadet was in the second car, the police fusillade must have begun by the time he was climbing over the turnstiles. But the thrust of this series is to unleash a fusillade of jokes, some of which are rattled off so fast that multiple viewings are required to pick them out. The fusillades of the firing squads (at least one of which López himself directed) roared so often and so ubiquitously that some mistook them for the sound of Brazilian invaders. Given that context, his recent fusillade of fulmination must have been nothing more than friendly fire. A fusillade of cruise missiles had been launched from four US cruisers and a submarine, and a supporting British sub. A deadly fusillade of slaved ACP missiles raced out at the Destroyer's bridge tower. Third, other witnesses agreed that the fusillade began almost immediately after the first few shots. I then wondered whether, if a sniper starting shooting into the crowd, I would be able to find adequate cover from the fusillade of bullets which would be raining down upon the commuters and workers crossing the road. Another fusillade of shots clipped nets and thumped into wood. On arrival they were met by a fusillade of fire from the top of the arch, bombs being thrown down on the military vehicles. Once brought under control by the mahouts, it lumbered across the river - this time to a fusillade of stones and rotting fruit thrown by the now vengeful onlookers. Rasping winds arose and a fusillade of words rained down. On 26 August 1944 he walked down the Champs Elysées to the acclamation of a vast crowd, and then went on to Notre Dame, where he stood unmoved when a sudden fusillade broke out inside the cathedral. Almost any newly translated French or Italian philosopher becomes fashionable, regardless of whether appropriate or not, and is hailed with a fetishistic fusillade of anachronistic footnotes. He effectively followed up with his fusillade of punches to prompt the stoppage. The search was wrapped up, and soldiers jumped back into the vehicles-buttoning up for an expected fusillade of rocks, if not gunfire, as they left. But instead of blasting him with fusillades from the TV, they must reach him through hundreds of Web sites, channels, video games, even billboards. Synonyms salvo, volley, barrage, bombardment, cannonade, battery, burst, blast, hail, shower, rain, stream, broadside, blitz, discharge verb ˌfjuːzɪˈlɑːdˌfjuːzɪˈleɪd [with object]archaic Fire a fusillade at (a place or person) the Mahdi's adherents fusilladed his palace at Khartoum Example sentencesExamples These legality saving measures were not taken into account in the highest degree either by the air bombes, or by the furious fire in the Kálvin square part of the house, or by the soviet soldiers and arrow-cross henchmen fusillading in the staircase. Thousands of people were fusilladed without any form of trial. They went into hiding in Katlijk, but where betrayed and fusilladed by the German oppressor. Most of the members - including Sam - were sentenced to death and fusilladed in the early morning of 1 July 1443 in the Dunes of Overveen. Synonyms shell, torpedo, pound, blitz, strafe, pepper, fire at, fire on, bomb Origin Early 19th century: from French, from fusiller 'to shoot', from fusil (see fusil¹). Rhymes abrade, afraid, aid, aide, ambuscade, arcade, balustrade, barricade, Belgrade, blade, blockade, braid, brigade, brocade, cannonade, carronade, cascade, cavalcade, cockade, colonnade, crusade, dissuade, downgrade, enfilade, esplanade, evade, fade, glade, grade, grenade, grillade, handmade, harlequinade, homemade, invade, jade, lade, laid, lemonade, limeade, made, maid, man-made, marinade, masquerade, newlaid, orangeade, paid, palisade, parade, pasquinade, persuade, pervade, raid, serenade, shade, Sinéad, staid, stockade, stock-in-trade, suede, tailor-made, they'd, tirade, trade, Ubaid, underpaid, undismayed, unplayed, unsprayed, unswayed, upbraid, upgrade, wade Definition of fusillade in US English: fusillade noun A series of shots fired or missiles thrown all at the same time or in quick succession. （枪炮的）齐射；（投掷物的）连续投掷 marchers had to dodge a fusillade of missiles 请愿者不得不躲避连续齐发的投掷物。 figurative a fusillade of accusations 〈喻〉连珠炮似的谴责。 Example sentencesExamples I then wondered whether, if a sniper starting shooting into the crowd, I would be able to find adequate cover from the fusillade of bullets which would be raining down upon the commuters and workers crossing the road. The match itself started 10 minutes late because of the terrible fusillade of fireworks and even military smoke shells. But the thrust of this series is to unleash a fusillade of jokes, some of which are rattled off so fast that multiple viewings are required to pick them out. There was a fusillade of bullets which spun me around. On arrival they were met by a fusillade of fire from the top of the arch, bombs being thrown down on the military vehicles. Rasping winds arose and a fusillade of words rained down. On 26 August 1944 he walked down the Champs Elysées to the acclamation of a vast crowd, and then went on to Notre Dame, where he stood unmoved when a sudden fusillade broke out inside the cathedral. A fusillade of cruise missiles had been launched from four US cruisers and a submarine, and a supporting British sub. Another fusillade of shots clipped nets and thumped into wood. But instead of blasting him with fusillades from the TV, they must reach him through hundreds of Web sites, channels, video games, even billboards. Given that context, his recent fusillade of fulmination must have been nothing more than friendly fire. The search was wrapped up, and soldiers jumped back into the vehicles-buttoning up for an expected fusillade of rocks, if not gunfire, as they left. Dipping into the nation's exchequer, he exclaimed: ‘Show me the general who can withstand a fusillade of pesos!’ Once brought under control by the mahouts, it lumbered across the river - this time to a fusillade of stones and rotting fruit thrown by the now vengeful onlookers. Knight does not explain how he knew the shot must have come from inside the field, and since the cadet was in the second car, the police fusillade must have begun by the time he was climbing over the turnstiles. Third, other witnesses agreed that the fusillade began almost immediately after the first few shots. He effectively followed up with his fusillade of punches to prompt the stoppage. The fusillades of the firing squads (at least one of which López himself directed) roared so often and so ubiquitously that some mistook them for the sound of Brazilian invaders. Almost any newly translated French or Italian philosopher becomes fashionable, regardless of whether appropriate or not, and is hailed with a fetishistic fusillade of anachronistic footnotes. A deadly fusillade of slaved ACP missiles raced out at the Destroyer's bridge tower. Synonyms salvo, volley, barrage, bombardment, cannonade, battery, burst, blast, hail, shower, rain, stream, broadside, blitz, discharge verb [with object]archaic Attack (a place) or shoot down (someone) by a series of shots fired at the same time or in quick succession. 〈古〉以齐射（或连续齐发）的炮火攻击（某地）；以齐射或连续齐发的枪弹击倒（某人） Example sentencesExamples Most of the members - including Sam - were sentenced to death and fusilladed in the early morning of 1 July 1443 in the Dunes of Overveen. They went into hiding in Katlijk, but where betrayed and fusilladed by the German oppressor. These legality saving measures were not taken into account in the highest degree either by the air bombes, or by the furious fire in the Kálvin square part of the house, or by the soviet soldiers and arrow-cross henchmen fusillading in the staircase. Thousands of people were fusilladed without any form of trial. Synonyms shell, torpedo, pound, blitz, strafe, pepper, fire at, fire on, bomb Origin Early 19th century: from French, from fusiller ‘to shoot’, from fusil (see fusil).
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