vt.炮击，轰击，轰炸，大量提问，大肆抨击，提供过多信息
n.射石炮（古代的臼炮）

原形：bombard第三人称单数：bombards复数：bombards过去式：bombarded过去分词：bombarded现在分词：bombarding

The military decided to bombard the enemy's positions with artillery fire.
军事方决定用炮火轰击敌人的阵地。
The fireworks display was a spectacular bombardment of light and sound.
烟花表演是一场光与声的壮观轰炸。
The city was heavily bombed during World War II.
在二战期间，这个城市遭受了严重的轰炸。
The bomber aircraft flew low over the target, dropping bombs.
轰炸机低空飞过目标，投下炸弹。
The protesters were met with tear gas and rubber bullets, a brutal bombardment of non-lethal force.
抗议者遭到催泪瓦斯和橡皮子弹的攻击，这是一种非致命的强力镇压。
The media has been bombarding the public with news about the pandemic.
媒体一直在向公众大量报道疫情信息。
The internet is often described as a relentless bombardment of information.
互联网常常被形容为信息的无休止轰炸。
The online marketer's email inbox is a daily bombardment of promotional messages.
网络营销人员的邮箱每天都充斥着促销邮件。
She felt like she was being bombarded with questions about her personal life.
她觉得自己被各种关于个人生活的提问轰炸。
The advertising campaign was a relentless bombardment of TV commercials.
这场广告活动是电视广告的持续不断轰炸。