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blitzed
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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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blitzed [ingl. am. blɪtst, ingl. brit. blɪtst] ADJ. argot pred

to be blitzed

I. blitz [ingl. am. blɪts, ingl. brit. blɪts] SUST.

1. blitz:

blitz AERO., MILIT.

2. blitz (intense attack):

3. blitz (in US football):

II. blitz [ingl. am. blɪts, ingl. brit. blɪts] V. trans.

1. blitz city/area:

2. blitz ingl. am. DEP.:

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en el diccionario PONS

I. blitz [blɪts] SUST. sin pl.

II. blitz [blɪts] V. trans.

Present
Iblitz
youblitz
he/she/itblitzes
weblitz
youblitz
theyblitz
Past
Iblitzed
youblitzed
he/she/itblitzed
weblitzed
youblitzed
theyblitzed
Present Perfect
Ihaveblitzed
youhaveblitzed
he/she/ithasblitzed
wehaveblitzed
youhaveblitzed
theyhaveblitzed
Past Perfect
Ihadblitzed
youhadblitzed
he/she/ithadblitzed
wehadblitzed
youhadblitzed
theyhadblitzed

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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The changes included information about employers safety records, introducing blitz, and hiring health and safety officers.
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This, however, was removed and was replaced by blitz points.
en.wikipedia.org
The local police force lost no fewer than nine constables or messengers in the blitz.
en.wikipedia.org
He finished at 4th with 6/9 in the classical part and tied for 1st in the blitz part with 8/9.
en.wikipedia.org
If the score is tied after two blitz games, another two-game blitz match will be played, under the same terms.
en.wikipedia.org

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