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blitzkrieg germ. noun молниеносная война, блицкриг -
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n нем. воен. блицкриг, молниеносная войнаСинонимический ряд:blitz (noun) assault; attack; blitz; lightning attack; lightning war; overwhelming attack; raid -
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1. a стремительный2. v разг. воен. бомбить; производить налёт3. v разг. стремительно наступать4. v разг. спорт. сл. опекать игрока противника, владеющего мячомСинонимический ряд:1. assault (noun) aggression; assault; blow; charge; descent; offensive; push; skirmish2. blitzkrieg (noun) attack; blitzkrieg; lightning attack; lightning war; overwhelming attack; raid3. bombard (verb) bomb; bombard; cannonade; shell -
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blitz germ.; coll. 1. noun 1) = blitzkrieg 2) внезапное нападение, особ.массированная бомбардировка, бомбежка 2. v. разгромить, разбомбить -
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germ. collocation1. noun1) = blitzkrieg2) внезапное нападение, особ. массированная бомбардировка, бомбежка2. verbразгромить, разбомбить* * *1 (0) блицкриг; стремительно наступать2 (a) стремительный3 (n) контратака; молниеносная война; налет авиации; сильная бомбежка; стремительное наступление4 (v) бомбить; опекать игрока противника, владеющего мячом* * *молниеноснпя война, блицкриг* * *[ blɪts] n. блицкриг, молниеносная война, внезапное нападение n. налет; стремительное наступление v. разгромить, разбомбить* * *блицкригразбомбитьстремительный* * *1. сущ. 1) молниеноснпя война 2) стремительное нападение 3) налет авиации, массированная бомбардировка 2. гл. 1) разбомбить 2) стремительно атаковать
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