单词 | blitz |
释义 | blitz I. 1. a. b. < Hitler's blitzes in 1941 — Time > 2. < the top GOP strategists … can hold the Senate by a last-minute blitz — Newsweek > < a blitz of spot announcements introduced the new models > II. 1. a. < the district was blitzed regularly — Reader's Digest > b. < an army of doctors blitzed the disease > 2. < Congress blitzed them last month by cutting their budgets — Newsweek > — used chiefly as a past participle < not one English city, no matter how badly blitzed — Elmer Davis > 3. < I was blitzed off my lunch-counter seat — Collier's > also < a drive to blitz the Chicago convention into an early ballot — Christian Science Monitor > III. 1. < blitz tactics > < blitz ground units > 2. < making a blitz tour of Europe > 3. < clearing last year's models in a blitz sale > IV. V. transitive verb 1. 2. intransitive verb of a linebacker or defensive back • blitz·er |
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