Explanation: Photo: cast; punitive expedition: crusade. Metaphor of a large scale attack or condemnation. Usage: Verb-object type; for the predicate; used for written language Source: Qing Wu Jian "pain history" section 19 back: "If His Majesty the necessary large sheet of a punitive expedition to show Tianwei, when send more troops to win." Examples: If ~ of a Fen divinity, relying on the empty text to discourage countries, where he is willing to willing to give in too! (Qing Zeng Pu, "Flower" Fourteenth back)
dà zhāng tà fá
Great planning to attack him down, also refers to attacks on people, to denounce
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Large-scale campaign against military forces
Large-scale use of troops conquered. "Painful history" back to the 19th: "A little-played Road assassination: 'foreign minister that Japan's far not easy ... ... if His Majesty the necessary cutting large sheet of fuss, to show the emperor, then when send more troops to win. '"
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Referring to the violent attack or denounce
Referring to the severe criticism or condemnation. "October" 1981, No. 3: "obviously a good thing, why do some people ... ... also very dissatisfied with great fuss then?"
awfully, condemn both in speeches and in writings, resort to arms, energetically, roughhouse, Sounding drum and the attack, send a punitive expedition denounce sb. publicly for his crimes, awfully; terribly
Antonym Group
Guiltless Ding Dong, cannot tell beans from wheat, The journey, dwarf to watch a play, bark at shadows and sounds, Dwarf theater, Simply repeating what bark Shadow