| 释义 |
strafe
I. \ˈstrāf sometimes -raf or -räf\ transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: from the German phrase Gott strafe England God punish England, popular as a slogan of the Germans in World War I
1. : to rake (as ground troops or an airfield) with fire at close range and especially with machine-gun fire from low-flying airplanes or formerly with artillery fire
2. : to censure savagely
• straf·er \-fə(r)\ noun -s
II. noun
(-s)
: a strafing attack |