bombard

UK:  [bɒm'bɑː(r)d]

US:  [bɑm'bɑrd]

第三人称单数：bombards  现在分词：bombarding  过去式：bombarded  

n.

1.射石炮〔古时的臼炮〕

v.

1.〔物〕轰击,撞击,碰撞

2.炮击;轰炸

3.受到一连串的发问

4.拍发,一下子抛给

5.(照)射

6.痛骂,攻击,痛斥,(连珠炮似地)质问

7.冲击,打击

8.【原子能】(以中子等)轰击;对…进行粒子辐射

1 . The energies which shall bombard will be so strong that you will literally feel as if your are boiling.
轰击的能量如此强烈，会让你感觉简直好像自己正被煮沸。

2 . Soderling's strategy was to bombard Federer on the first serve and if the ball was a fault, bombard him just as hard on the second.
索德林的战术就是首发炮轰费德勒，如果一发失误，第二发同样炮轰。

3 . Interactive sessions in the face of Shanyou bombard college students to ask questions, at Dan always easy to resolve.
互动环节中，面对汕大学生连珠炮式的提问，于丹总能轻松化解。

4 . Shore Bombardment: This shows how well the ship can bombard enemy land units in coastal provinces when combined with an assault from land.
对岸轰击：战舰可以在沿海省份对与我陆战部队作战的敌军进行炮火打击。

5 . Mr Hurley and Mr Chen also soaked up the lessons of Google, including: do not bombard users with intrusive adverts.
赫尔利和陈士骏还吸取了谷歌的一些经验，包括不采用弹出式广告对用户实行轰炸。