单词	pitched battle
释义	pitched battle /pɪtʃd ˈbat(ə)l / noun 1A battle in which the time and place are determined beforehand, rather than a casual or chance skirmish.The ‘victories’ of the Alliance, in north and south, follow rounds of skirmishing and negotiating rather than pitched battles.... The news of their escapades be it in fleeting skirmish or pitched battles was eagerly listened to in Ireland. He is now, in his third age, a military historian specialising in the pitched battles of the Second World War. 1.1A violent confrontation involving large numbers of people: students engaged in pitched battles with the police... The state responded with violence: there were pitched battles with riot police. In April 1981 rampaging mobs fought pitched battles with police in Brixton, south London, in scenes that shocked the nation. A local football derby exploded into violence when hooligans from Hull took over the bar of a Lincoln hotel and began a pitched battle with police.
随便看	Euro-English Euroequity Eurofanatic Euro-federalism Euro-federalist Eurogroup Euro-house Euro-issue Euro-jargon euroland Euromarket Euromart Euromissile Euro-MP Euronet euro note Euronote Europa Euro Parliament Europarliamentarian Europarliamentary Europasian Europe European European Atomic Energy Community

英语词典包含243303条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。