divebomb
divebomb — verb
- divebombpresent simple I / you / we / they
- divebombs3rd person singular
- divebombing-ing form
- divebombedpast simple
1. to fly an aircraft downward at a steep angle and drop bombs on a target below
1.動詞及物B2
釋義
to fly an aircraft downward at a steep angle and drop bombs on a target below
例句
Lukas watched archive footage of Stukas as they divebombed the harbour.
typical object: harbour, bridge, airfield — military or strategic targets
The pilots divebombed the bridge while anti-aircraft guns fired from below.
Enemy planes divebombed the supply convoy as it crossed the empty desert.
Dahlia's grandfather divebombed enemy airfields during his last tour of duty.
The ammunition store was divebombed just before the ground assault began.
文法句型
divebomb + [target]
用法筆記
Subject is almost always an aircraft or its pilot. Used mainly in descriptions of military history, especially World War II.