bombardear
Translation
v.
› (con bombas)
⇨ to bomb
Los aviones bombardearon la ciudad desde el aire The planes bombed the city
⇨ to bombard
⇨ to shell
La ciudad fue bombardeada por los tanques The village was shelled
› (asediar)
⇨ to besiege
⇨ to blitz
› (con cuestiones, con preguntas)
⇨ to bombard
Los niños bombardearon a preguntas a la profesora The kids bombarded the teacher with questions
(Definition of bombardear v. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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