strafe

• vt. 猛烈炮轰；从（低空）扫射；惩罚，痛打
• n. 炮轰，扫射；斥责

1. an attack of machine-gun fire or cannon fire from a low flying airplane;

"the next morning they carried out a strafe of enemy airfields"

It seemed that the plane was going to swoop down and strafe the town, so we dived for cover.

飞机看起来好像要俯冲下来轰炸小镇，所以我们赶紧蹲下躲避。

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The Amazon's Strafe skill now correctly enhances base bow damage rather than total bow damage.

亚马逊族女战士机枪扫射技能现在正确地改良基础弓损害而不是全的弓损害.

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Patrol party: Conductor department the direction have armed the car strafe a civilian, please allow attack!

巡逻队: 指挥部,9点种方向有武装车扫射平民, 请准许攻击!

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Run blood breakage, spray a great deal of blood forward square to strafe the enemy's technique.

血腥破坏, 将大量的血喷向前方扫射敌人的技术.

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To attack ( an enemy ) with heavy firepower; strafe or bombard.

轰炸(敌军 ) 用猛烈的火力 、 轰炸或炮击进攻 ( 敌人)

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It'seemed the plane was going to swoop down and strafe the town.

那飞机似乎要向下俯冲并且猛烈炮轰这个城镇.

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The next morning they carried out a strafe of enemy airfields.

第二天清晨,他们空袭了敌方机场.

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It seemed that the plane was going to swoop down and strafe the town, so we dived for cover.

飞机看起来好像要俯冲下来轰炸小镇，所以我们赶紧蹲下躲避。

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来自一战时德军战斗口号“Gott strafe England”，来自德语 Gott,上帝，词源同 God,strafe, 惩罚，处罚。后英国士兵从中选出 strafe 一词，用以指猛烈的炮火攻击，后二战时又赋予词 义飞机低空扫射。

1. It seemed that the plane was going to swoop down and strafe the town, so we dived for cover.

飞机看起来好像要俯冲下来轰炸小镇，所以我们赶紧蹲下躲避。

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2. To attack ( an enemy ) with heavy firepower; strafe or bombard.

轰炸(敌军 ) 用猛烈的火力 、 轰炸或炮击进攻 ( 敌人)

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3. It'seemed the plane was going to swoop down and strafe the town.

那飞机似乎要向下俯冲并且猛烈炮轰这个城镇.

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4. The next morning they carried out a strafe of enemy airfields.

第二天清晨,他们空袭了敌方机场.

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5. The Amazon's Strafe skill now correctly enhances base bow damage rather than total bow damage.

亚马逊族女战士机枪扫射技能现在正确地改良基础弓损害而不是全的弓损害.

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strafe (v.)

1915, "punish, attack, bomb heavily," picked up by British soldiers from German strafen "to punish" (from Proto-Germanic *stræf-), in slogan Gott strafe England "May God punish England," current in Germany c. 1914-16 at the start of World War I. The word used for many kinds of attack at first; meaning "shoot up ground positions from low-flying aircraft" emerged as the main sense 1942. Related: Strafed; strafing.