Definition of air strike in English:

air strike

noun

An attack made by aircraft.
空袭，空中打击
Example sentencesExamples
- They call in an air strike and the troops must quickly leave the danger area.
- No amount of élan will save units caught in the open by a well-timed artillery barrage or an air strike using fuel-air explosives.
- Two buildings thought to be insurgent command centers were destroyed in an air strike on May 13.
- It never surprised anyone when the US decided on an air strike.
- The second air strike by the Japanese was also a failure.
- Seven soldiers were here just to call an air strike.
- Found an enemy base, but unable to call in an air strike?
- The New Zealanders again attacked the town of Cassino, this time after a massive air strike and artillery bombardment.
- The President said the air strike could lead to a ‘general confrontation’.
- A Marine spokesman says the air strike was related to the chopper crash.
- Many units were pulled out for the evening in preparation of a full-scale air strike that was scheduled to last for up to twelve hours.
- Nor could he offer any reason why the US military had responded by calling for a massive air strike.
- Some, or all, of these could be used by the American military in the form of a surgical air strike.
- Preparations for an air strike would fare little better.
- An air strike was called off because a lawyer at US Central Command was concerned about the risk of disproportionate civilian casualties.
- Military officials said the air strike killed a leading radical.
- Before starting, Crombez asked for and received an air strike.
- From a tactical point of view the air strike was a disaster; for its victims it was truly appalling.
- A few days later the enemy reopens the tunnel but a friendly air strike seals it again.
- He's essentially calling in an air strike on his own position in hopes of killing the enemy.
Synonyms
attack, air attack, assault, bombing, blitz

Definition of air strike in US English:

air strike

nounˈɛ(ə)r ˌstraɪkˈe(ə)r ˌstrīk

An attack made by aircraft.
空袭，空中打击
Example sentencesExamples
- He's essentially calling in an air strike on his own position in hopes of killing the enemy.
- Military officials said the air strike killed a leading radical.
- The President said the air strike could lead to a ‘general confrontation’.
- A few days later the enemy reopens the tunnel but a friendly air strike seals it again.
- No amount of élan will save units caught in the open by a well-timed artillery barrage or an air strike using fuel-air explosives.
- Before starting, Crombez asked for and received an air strike.
- A Marine spokesman says the air strike was related to the chopper crash.
- It never surprised anyone when the US decided on an air strike.
- The second air strike by the Japanese was also a failure.
- From a tactical point of view the air strike was a disaster; for its victims it was truly appalling.
- Many units were pulled out for the evening in preparation of a full-scale air strike that was scheduled to last for up to twelve hours.
- An air strike was called off because a lawyer at US Central Command was concerned about the risk of disproportionate civilian casualties.
- They call in an air strike and the troops must quickly leave the danger area.
- Found an enemy base, but unable to call in an air strike?
- Nor could he offer any reason why the US military had responded by calling for a massive air strike.
- Preparations for an air strike would fare little better.
- The New Zealanders again attacked the town of Cassino, this time after a massive air strike and artillery bombardment.
- Some, or all, of these could be used by the American military in the form of a surgical air strike.
- Two buildings thought to be insurgent command centers were destroyed in an air strike on May 13.
- Seven soldiers were here just to call an air strike.
Synonyms
attack, air attack, assault, bombing, blitz

单词	air strike
释义	Definition of air strike in English: air strike noun An attack made by aircraft. 空袭，空中打击 Example sentencesExamples They call in an air strike and the troops must quickly leave the danger area. No amount of élan will save units caught in the open by a well-timed artillery barrage or an air strike using fuel-air explosives. Two buildings thought to be insurgent command centers were destroyed in an air strike on May 13. It never surprised anyone when the US decided on an air strike. The second air strike by the Japanese was also a failure. Seven soldiers were here just to call an air strike. Found an enemy base, but unable to call in an air strike? The New Zealanders again attacked the town of Cassino, this time after a massive air strike and artillery bombardment. The President said the air strike could lead to a ‘general confrontation’. A Marine spokesman says the air strike was related to the chopper crash. Many units were pulled out for the evening in preparation of a full-scale air strike that was scheduled to last for up to twelve hours. Nor could he offer any reason why the US military had responded by calling for a massive air strike. Some, or all, of these could be used by the American military in the form of a surgical air strike. Preparations for an air strike would fare little better. An air strike was called off because a lawyer at US Central Command was concerned about the risk of disproportionate civilian casualties. Military officials said the air strike killed a leading radical. Before starting, Crombez asked for and received an air strike. From a tactical point of view the air strike was a disaster; for its victims it was truly appalling. A few days later the enemy reopens the tunnel but a friendly air strike seals it again. He's essentially calling in an air strike on his own position in hopes of killing the enemy. Synonyms attack, air attack, assault, bombing, blitz Definition of air strike in US English: air strike nounˈɛ(ə)r ˌstraɪkˈe(ə)r ˌstrīk An attack made by aircraft. 空袭，空中打击 Example sentencesExamples He's essentially calling in an air strike on his own position in hopes of killing the enemy. Military officials said the air strike killed a leading radical. The President said the air strike could lead to a ‘general confrontation’. A few days later the enemy reopens the tunnel but a friendly air strike seals it again. No amount of élan will save units caught in the open by a well-timed artillery barrage or an air strike using fuel-air explosives. Before starting, Crombez asked for and received an air strike. A Marine spokesman says the air strike was related to the chopper crash. It never surprised anyone when the US decided on an air strike. The second air strike by the Japanese was also a failure. From a tactical point of view the air strike was a disaster; for its victims it was truly appalling. Many units were pulled out for the evening in preparation of a full-scale air strike that was scheduled to last for up to twelve hours. An air strike was called off because a lawyer at US Central Command was concerned about the risk of disproportionate civilian casualties. They call in an air strike and the troops must quickly leave the danger area. Found an enemy base, but unable to call in an air strike? Nor could he offer any reason why the US military had responded by calling for a massive air strike. Preparations for an air strike would fare little better. The New Zealanders again attacked the town of Cassino, this time after a massive air strike and artillery bombardment. Some, or all, of these could be used by the American military in the form of a surgical air strike. Two buildings thought to be insurgent command centers were destroyed in an air strike on May 13. Seven soldiers were here just to call an air strike. Synonyms attack, air attack, assault, bombing, blitz
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