bridgehead

英[ˈbrɪdʒhed]

美[ˈbrɪdʒˌhɛd]

基本释义

A bridgehead was established.

滩头阵地建立起来了。

China considers eastern Europe an important economic bridgehead.

中国将东欧视为重要的经济桥头堡.

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HITLER: I consider the second bridgehead at Oppenheim as the greatest danger.

希特勒: 我认为在奥本海姆的第二桥头堡是最大的危险.

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By dusk the Americans had a strong bridgehead on the east bank of the Rhine.

到天黑时,美军已在莱因河东岸有了一个坚强的桥头堡.

辞典例句

Using Bidirectional georgia to reinforce bridgehead embankment is new method of accounting for bumpingat bridge head.

双向土工格栅加固桥头路堤是一种新型的处理桥头跳车问题的方法.

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The Analysis and Preventive Measures of Bump Reason at Bridgehead.

桥头跳车原因分析及预防措施.

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Bridgehead bump is one of the urgent problems in the process of highway construction.

桥头跳车是目前公路建设中急需解决的问题之一.

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Bridged bicyclooctanes gave no significant bridgehead substitution.

桥二环辛烷不给出有意义的桥头取代.

辞典例句

A bridgehead was established.

滩头阵地建立起来了。

柯林斯例句

Noun

1. an area in hostile territory that has been captured and is held awaiting further troops and supplies;
"an attempt to secure a bridgehead behind enemy lines"
"the only foothold left for British troops in Europe was Gibraltar"
2. a defensive post at the end of a bridge nearest to the enemy