blitz
noun/blɪts/
/blɪts/
- [countable, usually singular] a sudden attack
突袭；闪电战 - Five shops were damaged in a firebomb blitz.
在一次燃烧弹袭击中有五家店铺被烧毁。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- bombing
- wartime
- carry out
- during a/the blitz
- in a/the blitz
- blitz on
- …
- Five shops were damaged in a firebomb blitz.
- the Blitz[singular] the German air attacks on the United Kingdom in 1940–1
1940 至 1941 年德国对英国的空袭 - Many people died in the London Blitz.
许多人在伦敦大空袭中丧生。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- bombing
- wartime
- carry out
- during a/the blitz
- in a/the blitz
- blitz on
- …
- Many people died in the London Blitz.
- [countable, usually singular] (informal) a sudden organized effort to deal with something or achieve something
突然的行动；突袭 - blitz on something a blitz on passengers who avoid paying fares
对逃票乘客的突击检查 - I've had a blitz on the house (= cleaned it very thoroughly).
我彻底打扫了房子。 - an advertising/a media blitz (= a lot of information about something on television, in newspapers, etc.)
集中火力的广告／媒体宣传
Extra ExamplesTopics Businessc2- a blitz on illegal parking
针对非法停车的突击行动 - an all-out blitz on crime
对犯罪的全面打击
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- advertising
- marketing
- media
- …
- conduct
- have
- launch
- …
- blitz on
- blitz on something a blitz on passengers who avoid paying fares
Word Originabbreviation of blitzkrieg.