strafe
strafe 英 [strɑːf;streɪf] 美 [stref]
vt. 猛烈炮轰；从（低空）扫射；惩罚，痛打 n. 炮轰，扫射；斥责
进行时:strafing 过去式:strafed 过去分词:strafed 第三人称单数:strafes 名词复数:strafes
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- vt. 猛烈炮轰；从（低空）扫射；惩罚，痛打
- n. 炮轰，扫射；斥责
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1. And I believe that the global community cannot be on the sidelines while airplanes are allowed to bomb and strafe.
我相信在利比亚允许飞机投下炸弹和炮弹的时候，国际社会不应当袖手旁观。
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2. Miller's involvement in the employment of CAS was largely responsible for the accuracy of four 30mm strafe runs and the emplacement of three precision-guided GBU38 munitions on the objective.
这些火力支援包括四轮30mm机关炮的准确扫射和三枚GBU38型精确制导联合直接攻击弹药对目标的狂轰滥炸。
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3. They might be out to strafe this bridge. We'd better get off.
他们可能出来扫射这桥。我们最好马上就走。
- 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.
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