常见短语
- Besiege a city (包围一座城市)
- Besiege an army (围困一支军队)
- Besiege a fortress (围攻一座堡垒)
- Besiege with demands (不断索要)
- Besiege with questions (纷纷提问)
- Besiege with requests (不断请求)
- Besiege someone’s time (不断打扰某人)
- Besiege a leader (围堵一位领导)
- Besiege a stronghold (包围一个要塞)
- Besiege a position (围攻一个阵地)
- Besiege an embassy (包围一处大使馆)
- Besiege an area (包围一个地区)
- Besiege a building (围困一座建筑)
- Besiege a ship (围攻一艘船)
- Besiege a town (围困一个小镇)
- Besiege an island (包围一个岛屿)
- Besiege a vehicle (包围一辆车)
- Besiege with criticism (纷纷批评)
- Besiege a politician (围困一位政治家)
- Besiege someone’s mind (缠绕某人的思绪)
希望这些短语能对你有所帮助！
深度学习
besiege (be SEEJ) An army besieging a town surrounds it with armed force and waits. The verb can also be used figuratively for any mental or emotional pressure.
- When Ms. O’Brien announced that she could assist students in finding high-paying summer jobs, she was besieged with requests for help.
- When the Turks besieged the city of Vienna in 1683, the results went beyond the military: this was the occasion for the introduction of coffee to the European world, or so some experts believe.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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围攻（be SEEJ）一支军队围攻一个城镇，用武装力量包围并等待。这个动词也可以比喻任何精神或情绪压力。
当奥布莱恩女士宣布她可以帮助学生找到高薪的暑期工作时，她被各种各样的求助所包围。
1683年，当土耳其人围攻维也纳时，结果超出了军事范围：这是将咖啡引入欧洲世界的契机，或者一些专家认为是这样。
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