strafe造句

To attack(an enemy)with heavy firepower;strafe or bombard.

They might be out to strafe this bridge. We'd better get off.

The first batch of soldiers who rushed to the beach fell in a burst of strafe.

It seemed that the plane was going to swoop down and strafe the town, so we dived for cover.

Miller's involvement in the employment of CAS was largely responsible for the accuracy of four 30mm strafe runs and the emplacement of three precision-guided GBU38 munitions on the objective.

No sooner had the Japanese fliers dropped their deadly loads than they turned and came back to strafe the battleship's decks, killing our sailors as they scrambled to man anti-aircraft posts and to fight the fires which were breaking out almost everywhere.