| 词汇 | 狂轰滥炸 |
| 释义 | 狂轰滥炸 When I first started dealing with copyright issues about eight years ago I, like most people, was bombarded with a great deal of copyright myths and urban legends. Mr Goldstone’s report criticised the indiscriminate firing of rockets as potential war crimes, but concentrated overwhelmingly on Israel’s shortcomings. For example, I find that having a maximum of five tabs open in your web browser is more than enough to get the job done but not feel bombarded. But if the indiscriminate methods loyalists used to retake smaller towns are a guide, the toll on civilian life will also be grim. Many managers and executives today have been bombarded by Agile media articles. Nato helicopters“carried out unprovoked and indiscriminate firing” on the Salala checkpoint, killing up to28 troops and wounding11, military officials said. When Mr Cain said on television that although he opposed abortion, it was ultimately a decision for the family or the mother, he came under withering attack and quickly backtracked. It’s been the political equivalent of an intervention: in recent weeks, Democrats have been bombarded with advice about how they should reinvent their economic agenda. Mobile phones are bombarded with texts advertising holidays, massages and much more. She played extremely solid, but it's not like I was blown off the court. I turned33 this year, plenty old enough to have grown weary of being bombarded by the new. Ratanakiri was heavily bombed by the US during the Vietnam war as it formed part of the Ho Chi Minh Trail. As a result of the early gene bombardment from mitochondria, the mutation rate surely shot through the roof. These days, Saudi Arabia, often considered the fount of hardline ideology and finance for jihadists, is seen by many as a model for fighting terrorism. Looking back, we understand that in party politics, a President's moral flaws will be ruthlessly attacked by the opposition party. The snag with this is that people engrossed in video chatting may well resent being bombarded with ads. It taps directly into the country’s mythic image of itself: unshowily brave and just a little stiff, brewing tea as the bombs fall. Struggling to contain Isner's booming serve, Djokovic smashed his racket in the second set and received a ball violation penalty in the fourth set tiebreaker. After being bombarded with protests from users, the company recently announced it was reversing a decision to make people use their real names when posting comments to its game forums. Mr Obama took a battering in recent weeks, under fire from Mrs Clinton and from those who thought he disparaged small- town values at a fundraiser in San Francisco. Two houses of his, he claims, were destroyed by NATO bombing, and he has received none of the compensation he was promised. |
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