blitzing

blitzing

美 [blɪts] 　英 [blɪts]

• n.【军】闪电战；大规模空袭；突然袭击
• v.〈口〉用闪电战攻击；对…进行猛烈空袭
• adj.闪电式的

词形变化

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

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. 【军】闪电战,闪击战;大规模空袭 2. (疾病,宣传等的)闪电式行动,突然袭击,闪电攻势
adj.	1. 闪电战的,闪电式的
v.	1. 〈口〉用闪电战攻击,用闪电战制服;对...进行猛烈空袭

英英解释

n.	1. a situation in football when a lot of players attack the quarterback who tries to throw the ball 2. a special effort to finish a job or to deal with a problem quickly and thoroughly 3. a sudden military attack
v.	1. to attack the quarterback in a game of football 2. to attack a place using airplanes that drop bombs 3. to defeat someone easily in a sports game or competition 4. to make a special effort to finish a job or deal with a problem quickly and thoroughly

例句

History suggests that technocrats do best when blitzing the mess made by incompetent and squabbling politicians.

历史建议技术官僚做的最好的是快速收拾无能和争吵的政治家的烂摊子。

Don't fall into the trap of blitzing for Scholar's Mate and putting yourself in a disadvantaged position from Day 1.

不要因为学者友人而突然陷入困境，也不要在第一天就让自己处于劣势。

Blitzing General Running a mission for a specific reward.

Blitzing通用为了一个专门的东西去做任务

PR is more than blitzing the media with your press releases.

公关不仅是让媒体帮你发布新闻而已。

But if a message isn't great, not only won't it go viral, but blitzing the message will create a negative effect.

不过，如果这个信息并不那么吸引人，那么它不仅不会迅速为人们所知，反而会制造一种反面效应。