crossfire

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcrossfirecross‧fire /ˈkrɒsfaɪə $ ˈkrɒːsfaɪr/ noun [uncountable] 1 bullets from two or more opposite directions that pass through the same area Doctors who tried to help the wounded were caught in the crossfire.in crossfire Many civilians were killed in crossfire.2 a situation in which people are arguing, and the results of this affect other people who are not directly involved During a divorce, kids often get caught in the crossfire.Examples from the Corpuscrossfire• And on this stretch, in particular, there was no provision for crossfire.• Other reports put the total dead, including civilians caught in the crossfire, as high as 350.• The administration is more concerned not to get caught in the crossfire than to prevent the crossfire in the first place.• The crossfire exposed deep divisions within the party.caught in the crossfire• I didn't want you to be caught in the crossfire when it came.• Other reports put the total dead, including civilians caught in the crossfire, as high as 350.• The administration is more concerned not to get caught in the crossfire than to prevent the crossfire in the first place.• A young woman with a shopping trolley finds herself caught in the crossfire.caught in the crossfire• I didn't want you to be caught in the crossfire when it came.• Other reports put the total dead, including civilians caught in the crossfire, as high as 350.• The administration is more concerned not to get caught in the crossfire than to prevent the crossfire in the first place.• A young woman with a shopping trolley finds herself caught in the crossfire.

单词	crossfire
释义	crossfire From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcrossfirecross‧fire /ˈkrɒsfaɪə $ ˈkrɒːsfaɪr/ noun [uncountable] 1 bullets from two or more opposite directions that pass through the same area Doctors who tried to help the wounded were caught in the crossfire.in crossfire Many civilians were killed in crossfire.2 a situation in which people are arguing, and the results of this affect other people who are not directly involved During a divorce, kids often get caught in the crossfire.Examples from the Corpuscrossfire• And on this stretch, in particular, there was no provision for crossfire.• Other reports put the total dead, including civilians caught in the crossfire, as high as 350.• The administration is more concerned not to get caught in the crossfire than to prevent the crossfire in the first place.• The crossfire exposed deep divisions within the party.caught in the crossfire• I didn't want you to be caught in the crossfire when it came.• Other reports put the total dead, including civilians caught in the crossfire, as high as 350.• The administration is more concerned not to get caught in the crossfire than to prevent the crossfire in the first place.• A young woman with a shopping trolley finds herself caught in the crossfire.caught in the crossfire• I didn't want you to be caught in the crossfire when it came.• Other reports put the total dead, including civilians caught in the crossfire, as high as 350.• The administration is more concerned not to get caught in the crossfire than to prevent the crossfire in the first place.• A young woman with a shopping trolley finds herself caught in the crossfire.
随便看	under the same roof/under one roof under the same under one roof under the shadow of under the spotlight under the spotlights under the stars under the stern etc) eye of under the surface under the table under the umbrella of under the watchful etc eye of under the weather under the weight of under the weight of something under threat under tow under tutelage under warranty under watchful eye under your breath under your own steam under-clothing under-fed under-insured under-investment