bridgehead / ˈbrɪdʒˌhɛd /

📖毕业后词汇桥头堡桥头桥头阵地大桥头

bridgehead 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a position held or to be gained on the enemy side of a river, defile, or other obstacle, to cover the crossing of friendly troops.
  2. any position gained that can be used as a foothold for further advancement; beachhead.
  3. a defensive work covering or protecting the end of a bridge toward the enemy.

更多bridgehead例句

  1. They then held the bridgehead at Nieuport and the whole western bank of the river.
  2. Nick was wondering how the old genius had accomplished such a feat when a thick black wall dropped across the bridgehead.
  3. They are going to attempt to set up a bridgehead on British soil.
  4. Miss Norman: Will you do me the honour to meet me at the bridgehead at half-past nine—practically at once?
  5. Even so the Austrian advance continued, while a bridgehead was secured across the Piave at Zenson.