bombard — to attack continuously with bombs or other missiles
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to attack continuously with bombs or other missiles
Pronunciation (IPA): /bɑːmˈbɑːrd/
Korean meaning: 폭탄이나 미사일로 계속 공격하다
Korean pronunciation: 봄**바드**
Example Sentences
- My mom bombarded me with text messages asking if I ate lunch.
- The students bombarded the professor with complaints about the impossible exam.
- Netflix bombarded us with so many options that we spent 30 minutes just choosing what to watch.
bombard
VERB//bɑːmˈbɑːrd//
to attack continuously with bombs or other missiles
Catapults bombard the castle walls with continuous stone projectiles
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The guard stands firm as enemies bombard the yard!
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Origin
From French 'bombarder', derived from 'bombe' (bomb), which comes from Italian 'bomba', likely from Latin 'bombus' meaning a booming sound, possibly of onomatopoetic origin.
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“My mom bombarded me with text messages asking if I ate lunch.”
“The students bombarded the professor with complaints about the impossible exam.”
“Netflix bombarded us with so many options that we spent 30 minutes just choosing what to watch.”
“The marketing team bombarded social media with promotional posts.”
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