blitz

US /blɪts/
UK /blɪts/
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1.

闪电战, 突袭

a sudden, overwhelming military attack

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The city was heavily damaged during the blitz.
这座城市在闪电战中遭到严重破坏。
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The enemy launched a surprise blitz on the border.
敌人在边境发动了突然袭击。
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attackassaultraidstrikeonslaught
2.

突击行动, 闪电战

a sudden, concerted effort or campaign

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The police launched a blitz on illegal parking.
警方对非法停车展开了突击行动。
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They organized a fundraising blitz for the charity.
他们为慈善机构组织了一场募捐闪电战。
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campaigndrivepusheffortinitiative
1.

猛攻, 迅速完成

to attack or overwhelm suddenly and intensely

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The team decided to blitz the opponent's defense.
球队决定猛攻对手的防线。
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We need to blitz through these tasks to meet the deadline.
我们需要迅速完成这些任务以赶上截止日期。
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assaultstormrushoverwhelmaccelerate