onslaught
n. 猛攻,攻击; 突击; 大量的倾泻
An onslaught on someone or something is a very violent, forceful attack against them.
The attackers launched another vicious onslaught on their victim...
袭击者再度凶残地攻击受害人。
The rebels responded to a military onslaught against them by launching a major assault on an army camp.
叛乱分子为报复政府的军事打击,向一处军营发动猛攻。
If you refer to an onslaught of something, you mean that there is a large amount of it, often so that it is very difficult to deal with.
The onslaught of orders should keep aircraft manufacturers busy for some time.
纷至沓来的订单应该会让飞机制造商忙碌一段时间。
...the constant onslaught of ads on American TV.
美国电视上让人应接不暇的广告
1. a sudden and severe onset of trouble
2. (military) an offensive against an enemy (using weapons);
3. the rapid and continuous delivery of linguistic communication (spoken or written)
First match, easily won the Zaoui, especially her serve in the onslaught , so overwhelming opponents.
首场比赛, 扎维赢得很轻松, 特别是她在发球局的强大攻势, 让对手难以招架.
They successfully resisted the onslaught of the enemy.
战场上,他们再一次成功遏阻了敌军的围攻.
But always will our whole nation remember the character of the onslaught against us.
而且,我们整个民族将永远记住大肆对我们发起进攻的人物.
The city resisted the enemy onslaught for two weeks.
这个城市反抗敌人的猛攻达两个星期之久.
Luckily for Britain, Angleton was able to protect us from the onslaught.
安格顿尔保护了我们, 使我们未遭受巨大灾难,这真是英国的大幸.