英语词汇“kamikaze”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

noun (often capital)

(in World War II) one of a group of Japanese pilots who performed suicidal missions by crashing their aircraft, loaded with explosives, into an enemy target, esp a ship

an aircraft used for such a mission

3. (modifier)

(of an action) undertaken or (of a person) undertaking an action in the knowledge that it will result in the death of the person performing it in order that maximum damage may be inflicted on an enemy

a kamikaze attack

a kamikaze bomber

4. (modifier)

extremely foolhardy and possibly self-defeating

kamikaze pricing

Word origin

C20: from Japanese, from kami divine + kaze wind, referring to the winds that, according to Japanese tradition, destroyed a Mongolinvasion fleet in 1281

单词	kamikaze
释义	Word Frequency kamikaze (ˌkæmɪˈkɑːzɪ) noun (often capital) 1. (in World War II) one of a group of Japanese pilots who performed suicidal missions by crashing their aircraft, loaded with explosives, into an enemy target, esp a ship 2. an aircraft used for such a mission 3. (modifier) (of an action) undertaken or (of a person) undertaking an action in the knowledge that it will result in the death of the person performing it in order that maximum damage may be inflicted on an enemy a kamikaze attack a kamikaze bomber 4. (modifier) extremely foolhardy and possibly self-defeating kamikaze pricing Word origin C20: from Japanese, from kami divine + kaze wind, referring to the winds that, according to Japanese tradition, destroyed a Mongolinvasion fleet in 1281
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