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Meanings of blitz to in English

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Usage of blitz to in English
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Imogen had fled the blitz to Washington with her two small sons.
The new yorker
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The party has been on a publicity blitz to encourage people to vote.
Reuters
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Put the banana in a food processor and blitz to a smooth puree.
The Guardian
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Place all the ingredients in the processor bowl and blitz to mix together.
The Irish Times
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Add the water and blitz to help stabilize the emulsion.
Cooking for friends
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Pharma-backed groups acknowledged this when they launched a blitz to discredit the group last year.
Wired
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Remove from the heat and blitz to a paste in a blender or food processor.
The Guardian
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Add a ladleful or two of the cooking liquid and blitz to a fine purée.
Cooking for friends
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Wenger, the alleged tactical Eeyore, has adopted elements of the Klopp-Pochettino forward blitz to good effect.
The Guardian
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So this week, Boris Johnson's administration launched a massive advertising blitz to prepare Britain for Brexit.
The Irish Times
11
Add the peppers and blitz to a coarse paste -you still want a bit of texture.
The Guardian
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Add a third of a teaspoon of salt, blitz to a smooth paste, then add the herbs.
The Guardian
13
Put the garlic, egg yolks and saffron into a food processor and blitz to a thick paste.
The Guardian
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He is also launching a diplomatic blitz to try to head off a conflict between India and Pakistan.
The Irish Times
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He left the ground at 5:32 a.m. and began his blitz to the summit.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Cool, then blitz to a paste in a food processor with the chilli, fresh coriander and a little water.
The Guardian
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