air raid

英 [ˈeə reɪd]

美 [ˈer reɪd]

n.  空袭

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牛津词典

noun

• 空袭
  an attack by a number of aircraft dropping many bombs on a place
  1. The family was killed in an air raid.
     这家人在一次空袭中遇难。
  2. an air-raid shelter/warning
     防空洞；空袭警报

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 空袭（该词通常为受袭方所使用）
  Anair raidis an attack by military aircraft in which bombs are dropped. This expression is usually used by the country or group that is suffering the attack.
  1. The war began with overnight air raids on Baghdad and Kuwait.
     战争以对巴格达和科威特的夜间空袭开始。
  2. ...an underground air raid shelter.
     地下防空洞

英英释义

noun

• an attack by armed planes on a surface target
  Synonym:air attack

双语例句

• He was killed by a NATO air raid on Saturday night.
  他于周六晚上在北约的空袭中被击毙。
• The little girl fell victim to a bomb in a fascist air raid.
  那个小女孩在一次法西斯空袭中成了一枚炸弹的牺牲者。
• Every siren in this area was going off like it was an air raid.
  在这个地区每一次警报响都像是有空袭来临一样。
• Despite this, 76 men crawled through the tunnel to initial freedom, even through an air raid during which the camp's ( and the tunnel's) electric lights were shut off.
  尽管如此，仍有76人爬出隧道重获自由，其间甚至还遭遇了因空袭引发的营地（和隧道）断电。
• They can feel the Second World War is the Hiroshima atomic bomb and the United States around the big air raid.
  他们能感受到的第二次世界大战是广岛的原子弹以及美国的各地的大空袭。
• All the air raid warnings, without exception, had been false alarm.
  所有空袭预告毫无例外都是虚假警报。
• The roar of airplane engines announced a coming air raid.
  飞机引擎的轰鸣声宣布了空袭的来临。
• The children had to be got under the stairs whenever there was an air raid.
  每当空袭就不得不把孩子们藏到楼梯底下。
• Houses blacked out during an air raid.
  空袭时实行灯火管制的房屋。
• The people had practiced air raid drills until they knew what to do.
  人民反复训练如何防空袭，直到他们知道怎么做。