blitz in German
blitz in German is Blitzkrieg — blitz means to attack suddenly and with great force, or to complete a task very quickly and intensively.
blitz in German
Blitzkrieg
(countable) A swift and overwhelming attack or effort.
What does "blitz" mean?
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verb To attack suddenly and with great force, or to complete a task very quickly and intensively.
"The city was blitzed by enemy bombers."
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noun A sudden, intense attack or burst of concentrated effort.
"The company launched an advertising blitz ahead of the launch."
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blitz in a sentence
- The city was blitzed by enemy bombers.
- We blitzed the whole house before the guests arrived.
- The company launched an advertising blitz ahead of the launch.
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What is "blitz" in German?
"blitz" in German is Blitzkrieg. blitz means: To attack suddenly and with great force, or to complete a task very quickly and intensively.
How do you use "blitz" in a sentence?
Example: "The city was blitzed by enemy bombers." In German, "blitz" is Blitzkrieg.
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