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blitzkrieg

/ˈblɪts.kriːɡ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une offensive militaire soudaine, rapide et écrasante, combinant des bombardements aériens intenses et des forces terrestres motorisées pour désorganiser et submerger l'ennemi en peu de temps., Verbe signifiant attaquer ou submerger par un effort soudain, intense et concentré, issu à l'origine de la tactique militaire allemande.

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noun

/ˈblɪts.kriːɡ/C1formaltechnical
  • frNom désignant une offensive militaire soudaine, rapide et écrasante, combinant des bombardements aériens intenses et des forces terrestres motorisées pour désorganiser et submerger l'ennemi en peu de temps.

A noun referring to a swift and violent military offensive, characterized by intensive aerial bombardment and rapid ground forces, designed to disorient and overwhelm the enemy.

  1. Swift military offensiveC1formal

    A rapid, intense military attack designed to quickly overwhelm the enemy, often using combined air and ground forces.

    frGuerre éclair

    • The army launched a blitzkrieg that captured the capital in just three days.
    • Historians study the blitzkrieg tactics used during World War II.
    • The general's blitzkrieg strategy caught the enemy completely off guard.

    Synonymesassaultblitzoffensiveonslaught

Formes
  • blitzkriegs plural form
  • blitzkriegs' possessive plural form
  • blitzkrieg's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈblɪts.kriːɡ/C2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant attaquer ou submerger par un effort soudain, intense et concentré, issu à l'origine de la tactique militaire allemande.

A verb meaning to attack or overwhelm with a sudden, intense, and concentrated effort, originally derived from German military tactics.

  1. Fight a quick and surprising warC1formal

    To attack or overwhelm an opponent with a sudden, intense, and fast-moving military campaign.

    frMener une guerre éclair

    • The army blitzkrieged through the enemy territory in just three days.
    • They planned to blitzkrieg the capital before dawn.
    • The general ordered his troops to blitzkrieg the opposing forces.

    Synonymesblitz

Formes
  • blitzkrieged past participle
  • blitzkrieged past simple
  • blitzkrieging present participle
  • blitzkriegs third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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