bombard

中英词典：bombard

动词

1. 轰炸；炮击
形容词：bombarded
名词：bombardment
例句：

1. The city was heavily bombarded during the war. （战争期间，这座城市遭到了猛烈的轰炸。）
2. The enemy forces were bombarded from the air. （敌军受到了空中的炮击。）

2. 连续提问；连续炮轰

例句：

1. The journalist bombarded the politician with questions. （记者对政治家连珠炮般提问。）
2. The teacher bombarded the students with difficult math problems. （老师连续提出了一系列困难的数学问题给学生。）

名词

1. 加农炮；火炮
例句：

1. The castle's walls were protected by ancient bombards. （城堡的墙壁由古老的火炮保护着。）
2. The museum had a collection of historic bombards. （博物馆收藏了一些历史悠久的加农炮。）

词语辨析

1. bombard与bomb的区别：
bombard强调连续或猛烈地攻击或提问，而bomb则指使用炸弹进行轰炸或爆炸。
例句：

1. The city was bombarded by enemy aircraft. （这座城市遭到了敌军飞机的轰炸。）
2. The suicide bomber planted a bomb in the crowded market. （自杀式炸弹袭击者在拥挤的市场里安置了一颗炸弹。）

词汇扩充

1. bombastic： 夸夸其谈的，言过其实的
例句：

1. The politician's bombastic speech failed to impress the audience. （政治家夸夸其谈的演讲未能打动观众。）
2. His bombastic claims about his abilities turned out to be false. （他对自己能力的夸大宣称最终被证明是假的。）

2. bombardier： 炸弹投掷手
例句：

1. The bombardier skillfully targeted the enemy's position. （炸弹投掷手熟练地瞄准了敌人的位置。）
2. The aircraft was equipped with a skilled bombardier. （这架飞机配备了一名熟练的炸弹投掷手。）

近义词

1. shell：炮弹
例句：

1. The artillery fired shells at the enemy positions. （炮兵向敌军阵地发射炮弹。）
2. He collected a variety of historic artillery shells. （他收集了各种历史悠久的炮弹。）

2. attack：攻击
例句：

1. The enemy launched a surprise attack on our troops. （敌人对我们的部队发动了突袭。）
2. The army mounted a fierce attack on the enemy stronghold. （军队对敌方据点发起了猛烈的攻击。）

反义词

1. retreat：撤退
例句：

1. The troops were ordered to retreat after heavy losses. （在遭受重大损失后，部队受命撤退。）
2. The enemy forces were forced into a hasty retreat. （敌军被迫仓促撤退。）

2. negotiate：谈判
例句：

1. The two countries are currently negotiating a trade agreement. （两国目前正在谈判一项贸易协议。）
2. Diplomats are working to negotiate a peaceful solution to the conflict. （外交官正在努力谈判解决冲突的和平方案。）

柯林斯词典解释

bombard（动词）
1. When a place is bombarded, it is attacked using continuous heavy gunfire or bombing.
2. If someone bombards you with something, especially questions or criticisms, they ask you a lot of questions or criticize you forcefully.
bombard（名词）
1. A bombard is a very large gun that was used in the past to fire heavy shells.
2. bombardment（名词）：a bombardment is a strong and continuous attack of gunfire or bombing.
来源：Collins English Dictionary

牛津词典解释

bombard（动词）
1. Attack (a place or person) continuously with bombs, shells, or other missiles.
2. Ask someone a lot of questions or make a lot of criticisms quickly, aggressively, or forcefully.
bombard（名词）
1. A large or heavy gun that is used for firing shells.
2. A bombardment.
来源：Oxford Languages

用法

1. The city was heavily bombarded during the war.
（这座城市在战争中遭受了猛烈的轰炸。）
2. The journalist bombarded the politician with questions.
（记者对政治家连珠炮般提问。）
3. The castle's walls were protected by ancient bombards.
（城堡的墙壁由古老的火炮保护着。）
4. The teacher bombarded the students with difficult math problems.
（老师连续提出了一系列困难的数学问题给学生。）
5. The politician's bombastic speech failed to impress the audience.
（政治家夸夸其谈的演讲未能打动观众。）
6. The bombardier skillfully targeted the enemy's position.
（炸弹投掷手熟练地瞄准了敌人的位置。）
7. The artillery fired shells at the enemy positions.
（炮兵向敌军阵地发射炮弹。）
8. The enemy launched a surprise attack on our troops.
（敌人对我们的部队发动了突袭。）
9. The troops were ordered to retreat after heavy losses.
（在遭受重大损失后，部队受命撤退。）
10. The two countries are currently negotiating a trade agreement.
（两国目前正在谈判一项贸易协议。）