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banzai attack

/ˈbænzaɪ əˈtæk/

翻译: 二战期间日军采用的战术,士兵高喊「万岁」进行大规模正面冲锋。现泛指不顾一切的拼命攻击或最后挣扎。

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C1formalcommonpolitical/ˈbænzaɪ əˈtæk/

A historical military tactic used by Japanese soldiers during World War II, involving a mass frontal assault with bayonets and shouts of 'Banzai' (meaning 'ten thousand years' or long live the Emperor). The term is now used more broadly to describe a reckless or desperate final charge.

  • 🇨🇳二战期间日军采用的战术,士兵高喊「万岁」进行大规模正面冲锋。现泛指不顾一切的拼命攻击或最后挣扎。
  1. Japanese military tactic C1 formal

    A last-ditch, massed infantry charge by Japanese soldiers during World War II, often accompanied by shouting 'Banzai!'

    • The banzai attack was a desperate tactic used by the Japanese army.
    • Many soldiers perished in the banzai attack on the island.
    • The banzai attack was intended to overwhelm the enemy with sheer numbers.

    🇨🇳万岁冲锋