an advertising/a media blitz(= a lot of information about sth on television, in newspapers, etc.)
集中火力的广告╱媒体宣传
Five shops were damaged in a firebomb blitz.
在一次燃烧弹袭击中有五家店铺被烧毁。
a blitz on passengers who avoid paying fares
对逃票乘客的突袭检查
I've had a blitz on the house(= cleaned it very thoroughly) .
我彻底打扫了房子。
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
1.闪电战的,闪电式的
1.〈口〉用闪电战攻击,用闪电战制服;对...进行猛烈空袭
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
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
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
1.There is, however, quite a bit of illustrative code from which the nuances of Blitz syntax can be gleaned.
然而，有不少说明性的代码，从中可以了解Blitz语法的细微差别。
2.Unlike negotiating for the use of your parents' car, a college paper is not the place for an all-out blitz of every type of argument.
与说服父母借用家里的汽车不同，学校论文不是一个综合运用全部方法的闪击战。
3.Cuts in public spending will have to go far beyond the gimmicky blitz on top salaries, official cars and mobile phones mentioned so far.
仅仅是对之前提到的顶工资，官方用车和手机的一番花拳绣腿，对削减公共开支只是杯水车薪。
4.There's something of the spirit of the blitz about South Korean equities.
韩国股市有着一种不畏“空袭”的精神。
5.It had the market almost to itself until 2006, when a new chain, Blitz Megaplex, began opening screens in shopping malls.
该公司直到2006年都还独家享有市场，当年一家新的院线连锁——闪击影院公司开始在商场放映电影。
6.But because it's a bit unclear, Blitz makes you think of an array as a matrix.
但是这样有点不清楚，所以Blitz使您把数组看作矩阵。
7.Ross and Altfest enjoyed a brief media blitz. They wound up in the pages of the New York Herald Tribune and in Cosmopolitan.
罗斯和阿费斯享受到了短暂的媒体热捧，他们兴奋的出现在《纽约先驱论坛报》和《丽都》的页面上。
8.Sinister edge . . . Henry Moore's Pink and Green Sleepers (1941), of figures sleeping in London's Underground during the blitz.
凶险的边缘…亨利·摩尔的粉绿沉睡者（1941），描绘了闪电战中睡在伦敦地下的人。
9.A social media networking blitz by the White House helped publicise the speech in an effort to generate discussion.
为了引发讨论，白宫的一个社会媒体网络迅速传播这次演讲。
10.London burning like the Blitz, and all of it inflicted by the pride of British youth.
伦敦的焚烧事件就像闪电战一样爆发，而这一切都出自于狂妄自大的英国青年之手。