blitz
gb/blˈɪts/ us/blˈɪts/
B2
英语
offenzíva, hajrá, razzia, lerohan, bombáz, eláraszt, blitz, blitzel, roham, villámsakk
名词
B2
1
用法模式：
a blitz (on/against [something]); a blitz of [something]
The company launched a media blitz ahead of the product release.
A cég intenzív médiaoffenzívát indított a termék megjelenése előtt.
Police carried out a weekend blitz on illegal street racing.
A rendőrség hétvégi razziát tartott az illegális utcai versenyzés visszaszorítására.
I did a cleaning blitz before the guests arrived.
学习者例句
We had a study blitz before the exam.
A vizsga előtt tartottunk egy intenzív tanulási hajrát.
They started a marketing blitz online.
Online marketingoffenzívát indítottak.
常见错误：
Learners may think it always means a military attack; it is often used for business, media, or police activity.
含义
short, intense campaign or effort
搭配
media blitz
|publicity blitz
|marketing blitz
|advertising blitz
|recruitment blitz
|police blitz
|a blitz on crime
|a blitz of interviews
|a blitz of emails
|a weekend blitz
近义词
campaign (Often longer and more planned than a blitz.)
|
drive (Emphasizes organized effort toward a goal.)
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onslaught (More aggressive; focuses on overwhelming force.)
反义词
lull (A quiet or inactive period instead of intense activity.)
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slowdown (A reduction in pace rather than a burst of action.)
主题
daily_life
|business
|media
|politics
释义
a short time when you do a lot very quickly to get something done
A short period of very intense, concentrated activity intended to achieve a particular result.
动词
B2
2
用法模式：
blitz [someone/something]; blitz [someone] with [questions/ads/messages]
After the announcement, reporters blitzed her with questions.
A bejelentés után az újságírók kérdésekkel rohanták le.
The new brand blitzed social media with short video ads.
Az új márka rövid videóhirdetésekkel árasztotta el a közösségi médiát.
The team blitzed their opponents early and took the lead.
学习者例句
The teacher blitzed us with questions.
A tanár kérdésekkel bombázott minket.
They blitzed the market with ads.
Elárasztották a piacot hirdetésekkel.
常见错误：
Often used with 'with' (blitz someone with questions); learners sometimes omit 'with' or use it for slow, long actions.
含义
attack or overwhelm suddenly
搭配
blitz the market
|blitz the opposition
|blitz a city
|blitz the internet
|blitz someone with questions
|blitz viewers with ads
|blitz social media
|blitz the inbox
近义词
bombard (Emphasizes repeated hits with messages, questions, or criticism.)
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overwhelm (Focuses on making someone unable to cope.)
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swamp (Informal; emphasizes being flooded with too much.)
反义词
spare (To avoid giving someone unwanted attention or pressure.)
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ease (To reduce intensity rather than increase it.)
主题
daily_life
|media
|conflict
释义
to hit or do something very strongly and quickly
To attack or deal with something very forcefully and quickly, or to overwhelm someone with a lot of attention, information, or questions.
名词
C1
TECHNICAL
3
blitz
C1
用法模式：
send a blitz; pick up the blitz
The defense brought a blitz on third down and forced an incomplete pass.
A védelem harmadik kísérletnél blitzet hívott, és kikényszerített egy sikertelen passzt.
The quarterback recognized the blitz and threw a quick screen.
Az irányító felismerte a blitzet, és gyors screenpasszt dobott.
They struggled to pick up the blitz all game.
学习者例句
The defense called a blitz.
A védelem blitzet hívott.
He threw fast to beat the blitz.
Gyorsan dobott, hogy kijátssza a blitzet.
常见错误：
This meaning is mainly American football; it does not refer to a general 'rush' in other sports.
含义
football play: extra pass rush
搭配
send a blitz
|call a blitz
|blitz package
|corner blitz
|linebacker blitz
|pick up the blitz
|beat the blitz
|blitz pressure
近义词
pass rush (Broader; may involve only the usual rushers.)
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pressure (General term for harassing the quarterback.)
反义词
drop into coverage (Defenders fall back to guard receivers instead of rushing.)
主题
sports
释义
in American football, when extra defenders run to tackle the quarterback
In American football, a defensive play in which extra players rush the quarterback in an attempt to hurry a pass or cause a sack.
动词
C1
TECHNICAL
4
blitzel
C1
用法模式：
blitz [the quarterback]; blitz on [a down]
They blitzed the quarterback and got a sack.
Blitzelték az irányítót, és sack lett belőle.
The defense blitzed on third down, leaving the middle open.
A védelem harmadik kísérletnél blitzelt, így középen üresen maradt a terület.
If you blitz too much, quick passes can hurt you.
学习者例句
They blitzed and got a sack.
Blitzeltek, és sack lett belőle.
常见错误：
Often used without an object in sports talk ('they blitzed on third down'); learners may expect a direct object every time.
含义
football: rush extra defenders
搭配
blitz the quarterback
|blitz off the edge
|blitz on third down
|blitz early
|blitz often
|blitz from the slot
近义词
rush (More general; does not necessarily mean extra rushers.)
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pressure (General; can include blitzing or standard rushing.)
反义词
contain (Focus on control and coverage rather than aggressive rushing.)
主题
sports
释义
to send extra defenders to attack the quarterback
In American football, to rush extra defenders toward the quarterback as part of a defensive play.
名词
C1
5
Blitz
C1
用法模式：
during the Blitz
Her grandparents lived in London during the Blitz.
A nagyszülei Londonban éltek a Blitz idején.
The museum has an exhibit about daily life in the Blitz.
A múzeumban kiállítás látható a Blitz alatti mindennapi életről.
Many buildings were destroyed in the Blitz.
学习者例句
My great-grandfather was a child during the Blitz.
A dédapám gyerek volt a Blitz idején.
常见错误：
Usually written with a capital letter (the Blitz) for this historical event.
含义
WWII bombing of Britain
搭配
during the Blitz
|the London Blitz
|Blitz raids
|Blitz shelters
|Blitz victims
|Blitz spirit
近义词
the London Blitz (More specific; highlights London in particular.)
主题
history
|war
释义
the bombing of Britain by Germany in World War II, especially London
The German bombing campaign against Britain in 1940–41, especially the sustained attacks on London.
名词
C1
6
roham
B2
用法模式：
a [time/period] blitz
A third-quarter blitz turned a close game into a blowout.
Egy harmadik negyedbeli pontroham a szoros meccset egyoldalúvá tette.
They went on a four-goal blitz and never looked back.
Beindítottak egy négygólos rohamot, és onnantól már nem engedték ki a kezükből a meccset.
The home side finished with a late blitz to win 3–2.
学习者例句
The team had a late blitz and won.
A csapat a végén még indított egy rohamot, és nyert.
常见错误：
Common in sports reporting; it does not necessarily imply violence or real fighting.
含义
sudden burst of scoring
搭配
second-half blitz
|four-goal blitz
|late blitz
|third-quarter blitz
|offensive blitz
|scoring blitz
近义词
burst (More general; less vivid and less sports-specific.)
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surge (Emphasizes a strong increase, sometimes over a longer stretch.)
反义词
drought (A period of not scoring or succeeding.)
主题
sports
|media
释义
a short time when a team scores a lot very quickly
A sudden, concentrated burst of success or activity, especially a rapid run of points or goals in a sports game.
名词
C1
TECHNICAL
7
villámsakk
B2
blitz
C1
用法模式：
play blitz; a blitz game
We played a few blitz games online after dinner.
Vacsora után online játszottunk néhány villámpartit.
She prefers blitz because the games finish quickly.
A villámsakkot kedveli, mert a játszmák gyorsan véget érnek.
The tournament includes rapid and blitz events.
学习者例句
I like blitz chess.
Szeretem a villámsakkot.
常见错误：
In chess, 'blitz' refers to time controls, not to attacking moves.
含义
fast chess time control
搭配
blitz chess
|a blitz game
|blitz time control
|play blitz
|online blitz
|five-minute blitz
|three-minute blitz
近义词
speed chess (Broader; can include blitz and even faster formats.)
反义词
classical (Much longer time controls in chess.)
主题
games
释义
chess played very fast, with only a few minutes each
A fast time control in chess in which each player has only a few minutes to complete the game.
语法
词典原形
blitz
IPA
GB/blˈɪts/
US/blˈɪts/
音节与重音
blitz （1 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (blitz)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: blitz
- Plural: blitzes
Verb
- Base: blitz
- 3rd Person Singular: blitzes
- Present Participle: blitzing
- Past: blitzed
词族
Forms
blitzes
noun
blitzing
verb
blitzed
verb
Advanced or less common
blitzkrieg
noun
相关表达
a blitz of
1/ə blˈɪts əv/
fixed phrase
sudden flood of messages
a lot of something all at once
例句
- After the post went viral, she got a blitz of comments.
- The help desk received a blitz of emails after the outage.
- He faced a blitz of questions at the press conference.
学习者例句
- I got a blitz of messages.
advertising blitz
1/ˈædvɚtˌaɪzɪŋ blˈɪts/
fixed phrase
business
short, heavy advertising campaign
many ads in a short time
例句
- An advertising blitz put the brand everywhere overnight.
- They funded an advertising blitz across streaming platforms.
- The product failed despite a costly advertising blitz.
学习者例句
- The company started an advertising blitz.
marketing blitz
1/mˈɑɹkɪtɪŋ blˈɪts/
fixed phrase
business
short, intense marketing push
a lot of marketing in a short time
例句
- They launched a marketing blitz before the holiday season.
- The startup’s marketing blitz drove a huge spike in sign-ups.
- A targeted marketing blitz helped the app reach new users.
学习者例句
- They ran a marketing blitz online.
media blitz
1/mˈidiə blˈɪts/
fixed phrase
intense media coverage or promotion
a lot of TV, online, and news activity in a short time
例句
- The film opened with a media blitz across TV and social platforms.
- After the scandal, the politician faced a media blitz of criticism.
- They planned a media blitz to introduce the new service.
学习者例句
- The company did a media blitz.
police blitz
1/pəlˈis blˈɪts/
fixed phrase
short, intense police operation
police action that happens strongly for a short time
例句
- A police blitz on drunk driving led to dozens of arrests.
- The city announced a police blitz in the downtown area this weekend.
- Residents welcomed the police blitz after a rise in thefts.
学习者例句
- There was a police blitz on speeding.
publicity blitz
1/pəblˈɪsɪti blˈɪts/
fixed phrase
business
short, intense publicity campaign
many activities to get public attention in a short time
例句
- The author went on a publicity blitz to promote the new book.
- A last-minute publicity blitz helped sell out the show.
- They started a publicity blitz with TV interviews and podcasts.
学习者例句
- She did a publicity blitz for her album.
recruitment blitz
1/ɹɪkɹˈutmənt blˈɪts/
fixed phrase
business
short, intense hiring drive
a short time when a company tries to hire many people fast
例句
- The hospital began a recruitment blitz to fill nursing vacancies.
- A recruitment blitz brought in dozens of seasonal workers.
- They announced a recruitment blitz after winning a major contract.
学习者例句
- The company ran a recruitment blitz.
spending blitz
1/spˈɛndɪŋ blˈɪts/
fixed phrase
short period of heavy spending
spending a lot of money in a short time
例句
- The department went on a spending blitz at the end of the fiscal year.
- After the bonus, he treated himself to a spending blitz.
- Critics questioned the government’s spending blitz on new projects.
学习者例句
- I did a spending blitz this weekend.