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1 blitz
I [blɪts]1) mil. aer. incursione f. aerea, blitz m.the Blitz — BE stor. = bombardamento aereo delle città britanniche da parte dei tedeschi durante la seconda guerra mondiale
2) fig.II [blɪts]to have a blitz on sth. — darci dentro con qcs
verbo transitivo bombardare (anche fig.)* * *[bli ] 1. noun(a sudden, vigorous attack, originally in war.) attacco2. verb(to make an attack on (usually in war): They blitzed London during the war.) attaccare* * *[blɪts]1. nMil blitz m inv2. vt* * *blitz /blɪts/ (ted.)n.1 (mil.) blitz; attacco improvviso; incursione3 (fig. fam.) periodo di intensa attività (per eliminare qc.); repulisti: We had a blitz on all those unanswered letters, abbiamo fatto fuori tutta quella corrispondenza inevasa; a blitz on the kitchen, una pulizia da cima a fondo in cucina4 (fig., rif. a pubblicità) battage; bombardamento: an advertising blitz, un battage pubblicitario; media blitz, grande campagna mediaticaFALSI AMICI: blitz non significa blitz nel senso di irruzione della polizia. (to) blitz /blɪts/v. t. (mil. e fig.)1 attaccare; sottoporre a incursioni aeree3 (fig. fam.) far fuori; demolire; annientare.* * *I [blɪts]1) mil. aer. incursione f. aerea, blitz m.the Blitz — BE stor. = bombardamento aereo delle città britanniche da parte dei tedeschi durante la seconda guerra mondiale
2) fig.II [blɪts]to have a blitz on sth. — darci dentro con qcs
verbo transitivo bombardare (anche fig.)
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blitzed — adj Drunk, intoxicated. He was so blitzed he couldn t find his shoes. 1950s … Historical dictionary of American slang
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blitzed (out) — [blitst...] mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. □ To say she is blitzed out is putting it mildly! □ I want to go out and get totally blitzed. I’ll show her who’s in charge! … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
blitzed — adjective Date: 1966 slang intoxicated by drugs or alcohol ; drunk, high … New Collegiate Dictionary
blitzed — adjective Completely inebriated … Wiktionary
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