broadside

1 The car was hit broadside.

2 My paper, Melody Maker, subsequently became the recipient of several lengthy broadsides, usually disputing assertions made in interviews by Paul McCartney or George Martin.

3 The museum’s collection consists of about 700 of these broadsides, many of which are extremely fragile; all of them will be digitized, while half of them will go through a conservation process.

4 The parlement member delivered a broadside against the government's recent policies.

议员对政府的近来的政策进行了猛烈的攻击.

5 The president’s broadside from the House floor on Thursday, which might end up resembling his remarks this summer at the Democratic National Convention, kicked off what his campaign said would be a furious period of ramp-up activity after months of sluggishness.

6 Some might see it as a sharp satire, others as a superficial broadside.

7 He won more plaudits in the early 2000s with his broadsides against the neoconservative movement that had nurtured him.

8 In addition to broadsides coming from the right, some artists harbor a cool ambivalence for the N.E.A., too.

9 His central text, “Reflections on the Revolution in France,” is at once a broadside against the revolution’s methods and goals and a defense of traditional life.

10 Too much of “Storm Lake” consists of broadsides, suppositional reporting and thinly drawn character sketches.

11 I could see her broadside on from here, the red underwater section showing against the black of the top-sides, and the single funnel leaning rakishly towards the cliffs beyond.

12 His newest broadside was the firing of Attorney General Jeff Sessions as way of hobbling special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the Russia collusion scandal.

13 The ship was moored broadside to the pier.

这艘船横泊在码头旁。

14 one car hit the other broadside and crushed the passenger door

15 A broadside of camera flashes, meanwhile, greeted Zendaya, the onetime Disney star, who showed up in polka-dot trousers and navy striped top with a matching collar from Michael Kors Collection.

16 Because pierheads had to satisfy the expectations of their clientele, ships were almost always painted from a broadside view with all the sails set and pennants flying.

17 But Thiel has rejected those broadsides, saying that Gawker was a unique case.

18 “She is not,” a Metro Micro broadside proclaims, “a mistake that requires an apology.”

19 Abolitionists began to produce broadsides—posters and pamphlets—that depicted slave trading taking place in the shadow of Congress and the White House.

20 A bad leak was something you couldn’t conquer with a broadside from your guns.

1 舷侧

side board shipboard

2 侧面

lateral side profile flank the wings collateral sideward return phase wing breast

3 侧向

trend

4 单面印刷的大幅纸张

broadsheet

5 猛烈抨击

invective inveigh roasting onslaught roast slam savage scalp slash blister rip into hit out tear into bash lambaste rip to shreds tear to shreds inveigh against bashing blast sandbag maul rip apart shreds bits rip apart to bits rip to shreds bits rip to to bits firestorm attack hammer lash out take apart pelt hit at

6 齐射

volley salvo

7 一齐

together in chorus

8 漫无目标

wild

9 漫无目标地

wild

10 船侧

outboard