blitzBrE/blɪts/NAmE/blɪts/noun[C, usually sing.]somethingwhichisdonewithalotofenergy集中力量的行动;闪击式行动◆anadvertising/amediablitz(= alotofinformationaboutsthontelevision, innewspapers, etc.)集中火力的广告/媒体宣传[C, usually sing.]asuddenattack突袭;闪电战◆Fiveshopsweredamagedinafirebombblitz. 在一次燃烧弹袭击中有五家店铺被烧毁。◆~onsth(figurative) ablitzonpassengerswhoavoidpayingfares对逃票乘客的突袭检查◆(figurative) I'vehadablitzonthehouse(= cleaneditverythoroughly). 我彻底打扫了房子。the Blitz[sing.]theGermanairattacksontheUnitedKingdomin1940–1 * 1940 至 1941 年德国对英国的空袭
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