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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

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

1. blitz:

blitz AERO., MILIT.: bombardeo m aéreo

the Blitz: el bombardeo alemán de Londres en 1940-41

2. blitz (intense attack):

blitz on sth this weekend we're going to have a blitz on the garden coloq.: este fin de semana vamos a atacar el jardín

3. blitz (in US football):

blitz: carga f (defensiva)

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

1. blitz city/area:

blitz: bombardear (desde el aire)

2. blitz ingl. am. DEP.:

blitz: hacerle una carga (defensiva) a

español

inglés

toca operación limpieza hum.: it's time for a blitz on the house coloq.

carga, tb. carga defensiva: blitz

en el diccionario PONS

I. blitz [blɪts] SUST. sin pl.

blitz: bombardeo m aéreo

the Blitz: el bombardeo alemán de Londres en 1940-41

II. blitz [blɪts] V. trans.

blitz: bombardear desde el aire

Present
I	blitz
you	blitz
he/she/it	blitzes
we	blitz
you	blitz
they	blitz

Past
I	blitzed
you	blitzed
he/she/it	blitzed
we	blitzed
you	blitzed
they	blitzed

Present Perfect
I	have	blitzed
you	have	blitzed
he/she/it	has	blitzed
we	have	blitzed
you	have	blitzed
they	have	blitzed

Past Perfect
I	had	blitzed
you	had	blitzed
he/she/it	had	blitzed
we	had	blitzed
you	had	blitzed
they	had	blitzed

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