Dictionary entry
Strafe
Pronunciation: /strɑːf/
Pronunciation
/strɑːf/
Myanmar Meaning
အမြောက်များဖြင့် ပစ်ခတ်၍ တိုက်ခိုက်သည်။
Definition
strafe /strɑ:f; US streÇf/ v ေလယာဥ္မွ စက္ေသနတ္၊ စက္ အေျမာက္ျဖင့္ ဆြဲသည္။ strafe a beach.
Examples
- ‘Within hours of the attempted assassination
- helicopter gunships strafed the village and hundreds of its inhabitants
- including men
- women and children
- were rounded up.’
- ‘From the air
- two helicopters strafed the village.’
- ‘Helicopter gunships and jet fighters systematically strafed the village
- reportedly using information from spy satellites for targeting.’
- ‘They told us about how their houses had been destroyed and how they had been strafed by helicopter gunships.’
- ‘Just what would have happened if Rommel's staff car had not been strafed by the RAF
- thus putting him out of action four days before the assassination attempt
- is one of the great might-have-beens of history.’
- ‘Unopposed for much of the raid
- they dive bombed ordinary streets
- strafing them with machine gun fire.’
- ‘To get here they had traversed mile after mile of rugged terrain while strafed by aircraft.’
- ‘Helicopter gunships strafed the area where the guerrilla group was fleeing.’
- ‘Later
- helicopter gunships reportedly flew over the area
- strafing terrorist positions.’
- ‘He said that helicopter gunships and navy patrol boats had strafed the communities
- and that scores of civilians had been killed.’
- ‘They strafed the trenches
- killing twelve and wounding many others.’
- ‘The frigate was covering the cargo vessels when the fighters roared in
- strafed it with cannon fire
- and hit it with four bombs that failed to explode.’
- ‘Cities and villages are being bombed and strafed on almost a daily basis by warplanes and helicopters.’
- ‘Erwin Rommel was one such victim
- nearly being killed when his car was strafed by an Allied fighter.’
- ‘A government office that had been taken over by the militiamen and used to store ammunition was strafed by a helicopter gunship and then reduced to rubble by tank fire.’
- ‘Air bases were attacked
- ships were strafed and fuel dumps were blown up.’
- ‘Allied forces quickly ruptured the German front and penetrated deep behind the lines
- while Allied aircraft mercilessly strafed the retreating Germans.’
- ‘The second flight made an S-turn and strafed the deck and set the ship on fire.’
- ‘Then the village is burned to the ground as those trying to escape are bombed and strafed by aircraft.’
- ‘Several enemy aircraft were strafed and destroyed and airfield buildings were attacked.’