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Meanings of bombardment in English
Portuguese
bombardeio Catalan
línea de foc The heavy fire of artillery to saturate an area rather than hit a specific target.
Synonyms
Examples for "battery"
Examples for "battery"
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Furthermore, it would use up more power, so battery costs would increase.
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What is needed is an entirely new type of battery, say researchers.
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It takes about 85 soldiers to work one battery plus logistical support.
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Into this situation comes Tesla and its battery farm for South Australia.
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But most battery chemistries require a compromise between power and energy storage.
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It's good news against a barrage of bad news about these animals.
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Shah said the barrage would reduce water flow in the Jhelum river.
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Concerned parents will barrage the local papers with letters to the editor.
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Georg muttered something; the snapping sparks of the barrage blurred his words.
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Even at the bus stop, the barrage of questions didn't let up.
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So far, there were no reports of resumed shelling after the deadline.
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But before shelling out, try one thing first: adjust the TV's position.
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The Libyan government, which denies shelling civilians, has also denied this allegation.
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The shelling of the back-areas continued; air-raids became more and more frequent.
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Saudi and UAE state media accused the Houthis of shelling civilian districts.
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The barrage fire kept up right up to zero, as per schedule.
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The barrage fire which had been called for began at once.
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To accomplish this they traversed an open ground through a German barrage fire.
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But a barrage fire is being laid down between our first and second lines.
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The barrage fire had lifted, biting deeper into the ranks and trenches of the Germans.
Portuguese
barragem The rapid and continuous delivery of linguistic communication (spoken or written)
Usage of bombardment in English
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Thousands of evacuees fleeing Israel's bombardment of Lebanon arrived in Cyprus today.
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Throughout the week, regime forces kept up their bombardment of eastern Ghouta.
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Richard Perle took issue with the Israeli concern about an Iraqi bombardment.
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I couldn't believe it possible, actually managing to divert a launched bombardment.
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It was not the result of the bombardment; it was systematic destruction.
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What I saw explained the German bombardment of a few moments ago.
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The shot from the flagship was the signal for a general bombardment.
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In the second Test in Pretoria another heavy bombardment looks a certainty.
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But subjecting 2 million residents to aerial bombardment is far more inconvenient.
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About five minutes later, the Russians began a bombardment of unprecedented ferocity.
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They also reported heavy bombardment to the north on the Yemeni-Saudi border.
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Iqbal said the troops were using 105 mm howitzers and aerial bombardment.
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The assistance rendered by the French in this bombardment was most valuable.
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The Hun kept up the bombardment for some time and the O.C.
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Frontal attack on an enormous fort, without the benefit of a bombardment?
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We knew the meaning of the set thunders of the preliminary bombardment.
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