blitz

UK:  [blɪts]

US:  [blɪts]

复数：blitzes  现在分词：blitzing  过去分词：blitzed  

v.

1.〔口语〕用闪电战攻击,用闪电战制服;对…进行猛烈空袭

2.以闪电战攻击

3.闪电攻击

4.攻占;发起猛攻

adj.

1.闪电战的,闪电式的

n.

1.(疾病,宣传等的)闪电式行动,突然袭击,闪电攻势

2.【军事】闪电战,闪击战;大规模空袭

1 . There is, however, quite a bit of illustrative code from which the nuances of Blitz syntax can be gleaned.
然而，有不少说明性的代码，从中可以了解Blitz语法的细微差别。

2 . Unlike negotiating for the use of your parents' car, a college paper is not the place for an all-out blitz of every type of argument.
与说服父母借用家里的汽车不同，学校论文不是一个综合运用全部方法的闪击战。

3 . Cuts in public spending will have to go far beyond the gimmicky blitz on top salaries, official cars and mobile phones mentioned so far.
仅仅是对之前提到的顶工资，官方用车和手机的一番花拳绣腿，对削减公共开支只是杯水车薪。

4 . There's something of the spirit of the blitz about South Korean equities.
韩国股市有着一种不畏“空袭”的精神。

5 . It had the market almost to itself until 2006, when a new chain, Blitz Megaplex, began opening screens in shopping malls.
该公司直到2006年都还独家享有市场，当年一家新的院线连锁——闪击影院公司开始在商场放映电影。