barraged

美 [b??rɑ?] 　英 [?bærɑ??]

• n.〈英〉攔河壩；【無線】阻塞；(菌絲體生長)阻隔現(xiàn)象；【軍】掩護炮火
• 網(wǎng)絡彈幕；火力網(wǎng)；堰

詞形變化

第三人稱單數(shù)：barrages  現(xiàn)在分詞：barraging  過去式：barraged  

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同義詞

英漢解釋

n.	1. 〈英〉攔河壩,堰 2. 【無線】阻塞,遮斷;(菌絲體生長)阻隔現(xiàn)象;【軍】掩護炮火,阻擊火網(wǎng) 3. 〈比喻〉不斷猛擊,傾瀉

英英解釋

n.	1. an attack during which an army continuously fires guns, drops bombs etc. for a long time 2. a lot of criticisms, complaints, or questions directed at one person 3. a wall built across a river in order to control the level of the water
v.	1. if you are barraged by criticisms, complaints, or questions, you have to deal with a large number of them at the same time

例句

Our troops barraged against the enemy with a torrent of rifle fire.

我軍以密集的步槍火力向敵人開火。

The speaker was barraged by an angry audience.

說話者被憤怒的聽眾攻擊。

Working two jobs and stressed, she found herself barraged by credit card companies offering easy access to money.

她打兩份工，壓抑不已，她發(fā)現(xiàn)自己被信用卡公司欺騙，他們讓她很容易就取錢。

Despite the government's being barraged by inquiries, there has yet to be any official comment.

雖然中國政府面臨著一連串的詢問，仍然未有任何官方評論出現(xiàn)。

He's getting barraged with new scripts every month from filmmakers across Asia.

他每月都會接二連三地接到來自亞洲制片人的新劇本。

The Damaging Model of Cruise Missile Barraged by Antiaircraft Gun

高炮對巡航導彈攔阻射擊毀傷計算模型