bombardKK [bɑˈmbɑrd] ｜ /bɑˈmbɑrd/
GEPT 中高級
C1verb
attack or pelt continuously or repeatedly with bombs or missiles
The city was heavily bombarded during the war, causing significant damage to buildings and infrastructure.
砲轟；連續轟炸
C2verb
subject to a constant flow of something, as if with a barrage
During the meeting, the boss would bombard her employees with questions, making them uncomfortable.
C2verb
direct high energy particles or waves against a substance or entity
The military heavily bombarded the enemy’s base during the war.
C1noun
a large medieval drum
The bombard was used by soldiers to signal the start of an attack or the arrival of an important person.
中世紀大鼓
C2noun
a bass shawm, a wind instrument of the oboe family
John played the bombard beautifully, filling the concert hall with its rich and resonant tones.