英语词汇siege怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

siege /ˈsiːʤ/ noun

plural sieges

siege

/ˈsiːʤ/

noun

plural sieges

Learner's definition of SIEGE

: a situation in which soldiers or police officers surround a city, building, etc., in order to try to take control of it包围；围攻

[count]

the siege of Paris巴黎之围
The castle was built to withstand a siege.这座城堡的建造是为了抵御围攻。

[noncount]

The city is in a state of siege.城市陷入包围。

[count] : a serious and lasting attack of something不断的攻击 — usually singular通常用单数

He's recovering from a siege of depression.他正从长期抑郁中恢复过来。
a long siege of bitterly cold temperatures强冷空气的长时间袭击

lay siege to (something or someone)

: to surround (a city, building, etc.) with soldiers or police officers in order to try to take control of it包围；围攻

The army laid siege to the city.军队围攻了这座城市。

: to attack (something or someone) constantly or repeatedly不断袭击 — usually used figuratively通常用作比喻

Angry taxpayers laid siege to city hall with letters and phone calls.愤怒的纳税人纷纷写信和打电话责问市政府。

under siege

: surrounded with soldiers or police officers in a siege被包围；被围困；被封锁

The city was under siege and food was getting scarce.这座城市被围困，食物开始短缺。

: very seriously attacked or criticized by many people遭众人猛烈抨击

The newspaper has been under siege lately by its readers for printing a false story.这家报纸因为最近刊出一则虚假报道遭到了读者的猛烈抨击。

单词	siege
释义	siege 3 ENTRIES FOUND: siege (noun) siege mentality (noun) lay (verb) siege /ˈsiːʤ/ noun plural sieges siege /ˈsiːʤ/ noun plural sieges Learner's definition of SIEGE 1 : a situation in which soldiers or police officers surround a city, building, etc., in order to try to take control of it包围；围攻 [count] the siege of Paris巴黎之围 The castle was built to withstand a siege.这座城堡的建造是为了抵御围攻。 [noncount] The city is in a state of siege.城市陷入包围。 2 [count] : a serious and lasting attack of something不断的攻击 — usually singular通常用单数 He's recovering from a siege of depression.他正从长期抑郁中恢复过来。 a long siege of bitterly cold temperatures强冷空气的长时间袭击 lay siege to (something or someone) 1 : to surround (a city, building, etc.) with soldiers or police officers in order to try to take control of it包围；围攻 The army laid siege to the city.军队围攻了这座城市。 2 : to attack (something or someone) constantly or repeatedly不断袭击 — usually used figuratively通常用作比喻 Angry taxpayers laid siege to city hall with letters and phone calls.愤怒的纳税人纷纷写信和打电话责问市政府。 under siege 1 : surrounded with soldiers or police officers in a siege被包围；被围困；被封锁 The city was under siege and food was getting scarce.这座城市被围困，食物开始短缺。 2 : very seriously attacked or criticized by many people遭众人猛烈抨击 The newspaper has been under siege lately by its readers for printing a false story.这家报纸因为最近刊出一则虚假报道遭到了读者的猛烈抨击。
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