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banzai charge

/ˈbænzaɪ tʃɑːrdʒ/

翻译: 指二战期间日本士兵采用的军事战术,即挥舞刺刀、高喊“万岁”进行大规模正面冲锋,作为最后的拼死突击。现也比喻任何不顾一切的鲁莽或孤注一掷的行动。

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/ˈbænzaɪ tʃɑːrdʒ/C1formalpolitical
  • zh指二战期间日本士兵采用的军事战术,即挥舞刺刀、高喊“万岁”进行大规模正面冲锋,作为最后的拼死突击。现也比喻任何不顾一切的鲁莽或孤注一掷的行动。

A historical military tactic used by Japanese soldiers during World War II, involving a mass frontal assault with bayonets and shouts of 'Banzai!' as a final, desperate attack. The phrase is now used metaphorically to describe any reckless or all-out effort.

  1. Military tacticC2formal

    A massed frontal assault by Japanese infantry during World War II, characterized by a loud shout of 'Banzai!' and a suicidal rush against enemy positions.

    zh万岁冲锋

    • The soldiers prepared for a banzai charge against the American lines.
    • The banzai charge was a desperate tactic used in the Pacific theater.
    • Historians often discuss the psychological impact of the banzai charge on Allied troops.