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小词详解 | blitz
blitz 英 [blɪts] 美 [blɪts]
No side, he argues, launched a more sophisticated propaganda blitz than the Japanese, who saw their “mongrel” enemies as biologically inferior.
道尔指出,日本人最善于在短时间内对人民进行宣传鼓吹,他们认为那些“杂种”敌人天生就低他们一等。
——《经济学人》The sugar industry has conducted a decades-long blitz to convince consumers that fats — not sugars — are the driving force behind America’s weight problem.
制糖业进行了长达数十年的宣传,让消费者相信,美国超重问题的罪魁祸首是脂肪,而非糖。
——《纽约时报》
[名词] 集中力量的行动;闪击式行动
Blitz chess kills your ideas.
快棋赛扼杀了你的想法。
onslaught: a fierce or destructive attack barrage: an overwhelming number of questions, criticisms, complaints, etc. delivered simultaneously or in rapid succession raid: a sudden attack on an enemy by troops, aircraft, or other armed forces in warfare