strafe的音标是[stræf]，意思是“扫射；猛烈抨击；轰击；暴风雨般的批评”。

释义：

1. 扫射；炮击

2. 抨击；猛烈批评

3. （导弹）袭击

用法：

1. Strafe用作动词的基本意思是“用炮火袭击”，指用火力封锁或阻止敌方逃跑等。引申可表示“抨击”“严厉批评”“轰击”某人或某物。

2. Strafe既可用作不及物动词，也可用作及物动词。用作及物动词时，可接名词或代词作宾语。可用于被动结构。

双语翻译：

例句：The planes strafed the enemy positions. 飞机向敌军阵地扫射。

例句：The news media strafed the government for its handling of the crisis. 新闻媒体对政府处理危机的方式进行了猛烈抨击。

strafe的意思、释义、用法及双语翻译中文翻译和常见用法如下：

意思：

1.（军事上）扫射；轰炸

2.（因批评、指责等）严厉谴责

3.（风等）猛烈地吹

释义：抨击；猛烈地批评；猛烈地打击

用法：

1.strafe的基本意思是“(风等)猛烈地吹”，接副词on表示“(风等)猛烈地打在…上”。

2.strafe作“(军事上)扫射，轰炸”解时，多指敌对双方进行报复性的或惩罚性的射击，常用于军事题材。

双语翻译：抨击；严厉谴责；轰炸；扫射

中文翻译：strafe的中文翻译为“抨击、严厉谴责、轰炸、扫射”，常见用法有遭受严厉的谴责、遭受炮火袭击等。

例句：The enemy planes strafed the town. 敌机向镇上扫射。

strafe的意思、释义、用法及双语翻译可以参照以下内容：

意思：突击轰炸；严厉抨击；一阵（风雨）

释义：to hit (someone or something) suddenly and repeatedly with small, sharp objects, especially bullets

用法：表示“突击轰炸”之意时，其主语多为人，常与介词on连用。

双语翻译：He was strafed by a hail of bullets. 他遭到一阵枪弹的袭击。

常见短语：

1. Strafe sb. for sth. 因某事严厉批评或谴责某人。例句：The committee will strive to strife them for their failure to deliver.

2. Be subjected to a strafing bombardment 遭到猛烈轰炸。例句：The city was subjected to a prolonged and intense air raid.

3. Be under heavy fire from受到猛烈抨击。例句：He was under heavy fire from the press for his handling of the crisis.

4. Strike a heavy blow at 猛烈打击。例句：The government is determined to strike a heavy blow at inflation.

5. Strike a heavy blow (or smash) 打击。例句：The company has been hit by a severe downturn in business.

6. Be under sustained attack 受到持续的攻击。例句：The opposition party is under sustained attack from the media.

7. Strike a heavy blow (or smash) sb./sth. 猛烈抨击某人/某物。例句：He was strafed by the opposition for his handling of the economy.

8. Strike a heavy blow (or smash) sb./sth. (in the face) 当面批评某人/某物。例句：He was strafed (in the face) by the fact that he had failed to complete the task on time.

9. Strafe sb./sth. with questions 向某人/某物提出一连串问题。例句：The interviewer strafed him with questions about his political views.

10. Strafe sb./sth. with criticism 严厉批评某人/某物。例句：He was striven with criticism for his lack of progress in his studies.