bombard

bombard的音标为[bəˈmɑːbd]：bomb-ard，基本翻译为“炮击；轰炸；炮轰；炮轰…使…”。速记技巧为：bomb-ard的发音与“帮妈妈打”相似。

Bombard的词源：

词根 bombard 的词源是拉丁语 bombarda，意为“炮弹”。

Bombard的变化形式：

复数形式：bombards或bombardments。

过去式：bombardded或bombasted。

过去分词：bombasted或bombasted。

相关单词：

1. bombastic（夸大的）：这个词源于希腊语，意为“爆炸的”，后来引申为夸大、虚夸的意思。

2. barrage（炮轰）：这个词源于法语，意为“炮弹的雨”，用来形容猛烈的攻击。

3. bombardier（炮手）：这个词来自德语，意为“炮兵”，是炮兵的专业术语。

4. bombproof（防弹的）：这个词源于英语，表示能够抵御炮弹攻击的。

5. bomb-shell（爆炸物）：这个词源于俚语，表示突然的惊喜或发现。

6. bomb-proof（防炸弹的）：这个词也源于英语，表示能够抵御炸弹攻击的。

7. bomb-throwing（投掷炸弹）：这个词用于形容进行恐怖袭击的行为。

8. bomb-crater（炸弹坑）：这个词描述炸弹爆炸后形成的坑洞。

9. bomb-shelter（防空洞）：这个词用于描述为躲避炸弹袭击而建造的掩体。

10. bombardment（炮击）：这个词源于法语，表示连续的炮击行为。

常用短语：

1. bombard with

2. bombard with questions

3. bombard with emails

4. bombard with ideas

5. bombard with ideas about

6. bombard with phone calls

7. bombard with messages

例句：

1. The teacher bombarded us with questions during the exam.

2. She was bombarded with emails from her boss asking for updates.

3. The news media bombarded us with information about the latest political scandal.

4. The ideas bombarded me with the need to act quickly.

5. The phone calls bombarded me with questions about my health.

6. The messages bombarded me with reminders about my next appointment.

7. The constant bombardment of advertising makes it difficult to resist buying things I don"t need.

英文小作文：

Bombardment of Information

In today"s fast-paced world, we are constantly bombarded with information, whether it be emails, phone calls, social media updates, or advertisements. This constant stream of information can be both a blessing and a curse. It can help us stay informed and up-to-date, but it can also make it difficult to focus and prioritize our tasks.

When I think about the bombardment of information, I remember a conversation I had with a friend who works in marketing. She said that she finds it hard to turn off her phone when she goes to sleep at night, because she knows there will be emails waiting for her in the morning. Similarly, I find myself checking my emails or social media several times a day, even though I know it"s not necessary.

The key to dealing with this bombardment of information is to be mindful and disciplined. We need to learn how to filter out the unnecessary clutter and focus on what"s important. We also need to prioritize our tasks and set boundaries to protect our time and energy. Only then can we truly enjoy the benefits of this information age and avoid being overwhelmed by it.