Definition of blitzkrieg in English:

blitzkrieg

nounˈblɪtskriːɡˈblɪtsˌkriɡ

An intense military campaign intended to bring about a swift victory.
闪电战（旨在取得速胜的强化军事行动），闪击战
Example sentencesExamples
- During World War II, the German blitzkrieg demonstrated a major change in the conduct of warfare.
- The assault was a blitzkrieg attack made possible by months of planning.
- Another aspect of the centralized Soviet leadership was the role of partisan warfare in defeating the blitzkrieg.
- The Germans attacked in the best blitzkrieg style, armour supported by aircraft.
- The idea of lightning strikes, blitzkriegs, and selective engagement per se is nothing new, going way back into military history.
Synonyms
bombardment, battery, bombing, onslaught, barrage, sally

Origin

Second World War: from German, literally 'lightning war'.

Definition of blitzkrieg in US English:

blitzkrieg

nounˈblɪtsˌkriɡˈblitsˌkrēɡ

An intense military campaign intended to bring about a swift victory.
闪电战（旨在取得速胜的强化军事行动），闪击战
Example sentencesExamples
- The idea of lightning strikes, blitzkriegs, and selective engagement per se is nothing new, going way back into military history.
- The assault was a blitzkrieg attack made possible by months of planning.
- Another aspect of the centralized Soviet leadership was the role of partisan warfare in defeating the blitzkrieg.
- During World War II, the German blitzkrieg demonstrated a major change in the conduct of warfare.
- The Germans attacked in the best blitzkrieg style, armour supported by aircraft.
Synonyms
bombardment, battery, bombing, onslaught, barrage, sally

Origin

Second World War: from German, literally ‘lightning war’.

单词	blitzkrieg
释义	Definition of blitzkrieg in English: blitzkrieg nounˈblɪtskriːɡˈblɪtsˌkriɡ An intense military campaign intended to bring about a swift victory. 闪电战（旨在取得速胜的强化军事行动），闪击战 Example sentencesExamples During World War II, the German blitzkrieg demonstrated a major change in the conduct of warfare. The assault was a blitzkrieg attack made possible by months of planning. Another aspect of the centralized Soviet leadership was the role of partisan warfare in defeating the blitzkrieg. The Germans attacked in the best blitzkrieg style, armour supported by aircraft. The idea of lightning strikes, blitzkriegs, and selective engagement per se is nothing new, going way back into military history. Synonyms bombardment, battery, bombing, onslaught, barrage, sally Origin Second World War: from German, literally 'lightning war'. Definition of blitzkrieg in US English: blitzkrieg nounˈblɪtsˌkriɡˈblitsˌkrēɡ An intense military campaign intended to bring about a swift victory. 闪电战（旨在取得速胜的强化军事行动），闪击战 Example sentencesExamples The idea of lightning strikes, blitzkriegs, and selective engagement per se is nothing new, going way back into military history. The assault was a blitzkrieg attack made possible by months of planning. Another aspect of the centralized Soviet leadership was the role of partisan warfare in defeating the blitzkrieg. During World War II, the German blitzkrieg demonstrated a major change in the conduct of warfare. The Germans attacked in the best blitzkrieg style, armour supported by aircraft. Synonyms bombardment, battery, bombing, onslaught, barrage, sally Origin Second World War: from German, literally ‘lightning war’.
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