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blitz

/blɪts/

Traduction: Nom désignant un effort ou une attaque soudaine et intense, souvent employé dans le contexte d'opérations militaires ou de stratégies sportives., Attaquer ou vaincre par un effort soudain et intense, ou préparer rapidement quelque chose dans un robot culinaire.

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noun

/blɪts/B2formalsport
  • frNom désignant un effort ou une attaque soudaine et intense, souvent employé dans le contexte d'opérations militaires ou de stratégies sportives.

A noun referring to a sudden, intensive effort or attack, often used in contexts such as military operations or sports strategies.

  1. Football blitzB2formalamericansport

    A defensive strategy in American football where players rush the quarterback to disrupt the play.

    frBlitz (au football américain)

    • The linebacker executed a perfect blitz and sacked the quarterback.
    • The team's blitz caught the offense off guard.
    • They called a blitz on the final play of the game.
  2. Military blitzB2formal

    A swift and violent military offensive, especially one involving intensive aerial bombardment.

    frBlitzkrieg

    • The city was devastated during the blitz in World War II.
    • The general ordered a blitz to break through enemy lines.
    • The blitz lasted for several days, causing widespread destruction.

    Synonymesassaultblitzkriegbombardmentoffensiveonslaughtstrike

  3. Intense effortB2informal

    A sudden, intense, and concentrated effort to achieve something quickly.

    frEffort intense

    • The team went on a marketing blitz to promote the new product.
    • She went on a cleaning blitz before the guests arrived.
    • The company launched a blitz of advertising campaigns.

    Synonymesassaultburstcampaigndriveflurryonslaughtpushsurge

Formes
  • blitzes plural form
  • blitzes' possessive plural form
  • blitz's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/blɪts/C1formalsport
  • frAttaquer ou vaincre par un effort soudain et intense, ou préparer rapidement quelque chose dans un robot culinaire.

A verb meaning to attack or defeat with a sudden, intense effort, or to cook something quickly in a food processor.

  1. Attack suddenly and without warningB2informal

    To launch a sudden, intensive, and overwhelming attack or effort.

    frFrapper soudainement et sans avertissement

    • The team blitzed the competition with a series of rapid goals.
    • The company blitzed the market with a new advertising campaign.
    • The army blitzed the enemy positions at dawn.

    Synonymesassaultattackbombardchargeraidstormstrike

Formes
  • blitzed past participle
  • blitzed past simple
  • blitzing present participle
  • blitzes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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