Definition of strike force in English:

strike force

noun

1treated as singular or plural A military force equipped and organized for sudden attack.
突击部队；打击力量
Example sentencesExamples
- After final approval, the strike force launched from Thailand and expertly rejoined 15 aircraft in total darkness under radio silence.
- Our strike force, Beta, is one of those designated to tie up the hellguards within the city.
- More than enough cover is around to conceal a considerable strike force, enough for a sneak attack.
- On 12 November 1970, strike force personnel began to deploy to Thailand.
- General Crespo quickly began organizing and preparing his strike force.
- The total German strike force included 38 divisions with perhaps 250,000 troops, supported by nearly 1,000 aircraft.
- The Rangers illustrated their lethality as an exceptionally competent Army strike force.
- My biggest concern is to shape up our defence to clear balls as they come in and to attack the strike force of our opponents.
- Because the information would be processed automatically, the battle staff would have immediate and continuous updates on its strike force.
- The lack of a strike force meant that Spain offered little in attack and the Irish pursuit of the winner continued relentlessly.
- In 1998, London supported proposals for the construction of an independent European military strike force.
- The sweeping panoramic shots of the US helicopter strike force approaching down town Mogadishu is impressive.
- ‘If it leads to Europe - Berlin rather - then sending a small strike force through would be useless,’ General Prater commented.
- The strike force of the Korean People's Army will take on the enemy wherever he is.
- Their main goal would be to make a way for a small strike force to get past the enemy.
- The troops for the bunker's strike force was taken from the Washington and the Galleon.
- But Turkey would make a separate EU strike force much more feasible by providing cheap, brave cannon fodder.
- Financial assistance is needed for deployment of a strike force in all reserves.
- Members of the strike force who stayed behind found ammunition, maps and a terrain model in the basement of the hospital.
- It looks like a strike force that was going to test our defenses at Stronghold, maybe hoping to take it back.
1. 1.1informal The forwards in a soccer team.
  〈非正式〉（足球队的）前锋
  Example sentencesExamples
  Any strike force that gets 40 goals, you expect to be at the top of the league.
  It is probably the oldest strike force in the league as he is approaching 53 and I'm not far behind him!
  The players out of action are mostly from the team's defence with the club's potent strike force firing on all cylinders.
  Containing the strike force of Manchester United to a blank scoresheet can only bode well for the rest of the season.
  Although Bartlett knows a return to the first team is not guaranteed, due to an in-form strike force, he says this does not worry him.
  And completing the biggest strike force in football history is the Brazilian ace Ronaldo.
  As for the strike force, I'm sure fitness and form will return quickly to our dynamic duo.
  He knows how Owen plays so would make a perfect strike force with him.
  His departure has left something of a chasm in their strike force.
  Perhaps the carrot of a match with the Champions in the last 16 will bring some much needed motivation to both strike forces.
  And this season it has played some excellent football, led by one of the most feared strike forces in the league.
  Apart from resolving the question mark over Weaver's future, Keegan will be focussing his attention on City's strike force.
  Certain members of the Czech strike force are suffering.
  Of last year's strike force, that leaves only Didier Drogba as a genuine goal-getter of the type that every Premiership challenger needs.
  Players are cast as ‘Blaze,’ a young ace who becomes the squad leader of this defensive strike force.
  Ronaldo, of course, scored for the fifth time, which gives their team easily the most potent strike force in the competition.
  But now Wanchope is set to test his skills against one of the most prolific strike forces in the Premiership.
  A make-shift strike force of Harry Kewell and Luis Garcia simply did not get the job done in a 2-loss at The Riverside Stadium.
  With their current strike force headache, they need goals and they need them quick.
  She is the youngest member of a special three-member strike force.

Definition of strike force in US English:

strike force

nounˈstrīk ˌfôrsˈstraɪk ˌfɔrs

treated as singular or plural A military force equipped and organized for sudden attack.
突击部队；打击力量
Example sentencesExamples
- Their main goal would be to make a way for a small strike force to get past the enemy.
- In 1998, London supported proposals for the construction of an independent European military strike force.
- On 12 November 1970, strike force personnel began to deploy to Thailand.
- The Rangers illustrated their lethality as an exceptionally competent Army strike force.
- More than enough cover is around to conceal a considerable strike force, enough for a sneak attack.
- But Turkey would make a separate EU strike force much more feasible by providing cheap, brave cannon fodder.
- The total German strike force included 38 divisions with perhaps 250,000 troops, supported by nearly 1,000 aircraft.
- The troops for the bunker's strike force was taken from the Washington and the Galleon.
- Financial assistance is needed for deployment of a strike force in all reserves.
- After final approval, the strike force launched from Thailand and expertly rejoined 15 aircraft in total darkness under radio silence.
- Because the information would be processed automatically, the battle staff would have immediate and continuous updates on its strike force.
- It looks like a strike force that was going to test our defenses at Stronghold, maybe hoping to take it back.
- Our strike force, Beta, is one of those designated to tie up the hellguards within the city.
- Members of the strike force who stayed behind found ammunition, maps and a terrain model in the basement of the hospital.
- The strike force of the Korean People's Army will take on the enemy wherever he is.
- ‘If it leads to Europe - Berlin rather - then sending a small strike force through would be useless,’ General Prater commented.
- General Crespo quickly began organizing and preparing his strike force.
- My biggest concern is to shape up our defence to clear balls as they come in and to attack the strike force of our opponents.
- The sweeping panoramic shots of the US helicopter strike force approaching down town Mogadishu is impressive.
- The lack of a strike force meant that Spain offered little in attack and the Irish pursuit of the winner continued relentlessly.

单词	strike force
释义	Definition of strike force in English: strike force noun 1treated as singular or plural A military force equipped and organized for sudden attack. 突击部队；打击力量 Example sentencesExamples After final approval, the strike force launched from Thailand and expertly rejoined 15 aircraft in total darkness under radio silence. Our strike force, Beta, is one of those designated to tie up the hellguards within the city. More than enough cover is around to conceal a considerable strike force, enough for a sneak attack. On 12 November 1970, strike force personnel began to deploy to Thailand. General Crespo quickly began organizing and preparing his strike force. The total German strike force included 38 divisions with perhaps 250,000 troops, supported by nearly 1,000 aircraft. The Rangers illustrated their lethality as an exceptionally competent Army strike force. My biggest concern is to shape up our defence to clear balls as they come in and to attack the strike force of our opponents. Because the information would be processed automatically, the battle staff would have immediate and continuous updates on its strike force. The lack of a strike force meant that Spain offered little in attack and the Irish pursuit of the winner continued relentlessly. In 1998, London supported proposals for the construction of an independent European military strike force. The sweeping panoramic shots of the US helicopter strike force approaching down town Mogadishu is impressive. ‘If it leads to Europe - Berlin rather - then sending a small strike force through would be useless,’ General Prater commented. The strike force of the Korean People's Army will take on the enemy wherever he is. Their main goal would be to make a way for a small strike force to get past the enemy. The troops for the bunker's strike force was taken from the Washington and the Galleon. But Turkey would make a separate EU strike force much more feasible by providing cheap, brave cannon fodder. Financial assistance is needed for deployment of a strike force in all reserves. Members of the strike force who stayed behind found ammunition, maps and a terrain model in the basement of the hospital. It looks like a strike force that was going to test our defenses at Stronghold, maybe hoping to take it back. 1.1informal The forwards in a soccer team. 〈非正式〉（足球队的）前锋 Example sentencesExamples Any strike force that gets 40 goals, you expect to be at the top of the league. It is probably the oldest strike force in the league as he is approaching 53 and I'm not far behind him! The players out of action are mostly from the team's defence with the club's potent strike force firing on all cylinders. Containing the strike force of Manchester United to a blank scoresheet can only bode well for the rest of the season. Although Bartlett knows a return to the first team is not guaranteed, due to an in-form strike force, he says this does not worry him. And completing the biggest strike force in football history is the Brazilian ace Ronaldo. As for the strike force, I'm sure fitness and form will return quickly to our dynamic duo. He knows how Owen plays so would make a perfect strike force with him. His departure has left something of a chasm in their strike force. Perhaps the carrot of a match with the Champions in the last 16 will bring some much needed motivation to both strike forces. And this season it has played some excellent football, led by one of the most feared strike forces in the league. Apart from resolving the question mark over Weaver's future, Keegan will be focussing his attention on City's strike force. Certain members of the Czech strike force are suffering. Of last year's strike force, that leaves only Didier Drogba as a genuine goal-getter of the type that every Premiership challenger needs. Players are cast as ‘Blaze,’ a young ace who becomes the squad leader of this defensive strike force. Ronaldo, of course, scored for the fifth time, which gives their team easily the most potent strike force in the competition. But now Wanchope is set to test his skills against one of the most prolific strike forces in the Premiership. A make-shift strike force of Harry Kewell and Luis Garcia simply did not get the job done in a 2-loss at The Riverside Stadium. With their current strike force headache, they need goals and they need them quick. She is the youngest member of a special three-member strike force. Definition of strike force in US English: strike force nounˈstrīk ˌfôrsˈstraɪk ˌfɔrs treated as singular or plural A military force equipped and organized for sudden attack. 突击部队；打击力量 Example sentencesExamples Their main goal would be to make a way for a small strike force to get past the enemy. In 1998, London supported proposals for the construction of an independent European military strike force. On 12 November 1970, strike force personnel began to deploy to Thailand. The Rangers illustrated their lethality as an exceptionally competent Army strike force. More than enough cover is around to conceal a considerable strike force, enough for a sneak attack. But Turkey would make a separate EU strike force much more feasible by providing cheap, brave cannon fodder. The total German strike force included 38 divisions with perhaps 250,000 troops, supported by nearly 1,000 aircraft. The troops for the bunker's strike force was taken from the Washington and the Galleon. Financial assistance is needed for deployment of a strike force in all reserves. After final approval, the strike force launched from Thailand and expertly rejoined 15 aircraft in total darkness under radio silence. Because the information would be processed automatically, the battle staff would have immediate and continuous updates on its strike force. It looks like a strike force that was going to test our defenses at Stronghold, maybe hoping to take it back. Our strike force, Beta, is one of those designated to tie up the hellguards within the city. Members of the strike force who stayed behind found ammunition, maps and a terrain model in the basement of the hospital. The strike force of the Korean People's Army will take on the enemy wherever he is. ‘If it leads to Europe - Berlin rather - then sending a small strike force through would be useless,’ General Prater commented. General Crespo quickly began organizing and preparing his strike force. My biggest concern is to shape up our defence to clear balls as they come in and to attack the strike force of our opponents. The sweeping panoramic shots of the US helicopter strike force approaching down town Mogadishu is impressive. The lack of a strike force meant that Spain offered little in attack and the Irish pursuit of the winner continued relentlessly.
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