| 释义 |
- v.围困；包围；团团围住；（用大量的信件、提问等）使某人应接不暇
- 网络围攻；围击；动围攻
第三人称单数：besieges 现在分词：besieging 过去式：besieged v. surround,lay siege to,siege,encircle,blockade 1. | ~ sth 围困；包围to surround a building, city, etc. with soldiers until the people inside are forced to let you in |
| Paris was besieged for four months and forced to surrender. 巴黎被围困了四个月后被迫投降。 | | Fans besieged the box office to try and get tickets for the concert. 歌迷们围着售票处，试图买到音乐会的票。 |
2. | [usupass] ~ sb/sth 团团围住to surround sb/sth in large numbers |
| The actress was besieged by reporters at the airport. 那位女演员在机场被记者团团围住。 |
3. | ~ sb (with sth) （用大量的信件、提问等）使某人应接不暇to send so many letters, ask so many questions, etc. that it is difficult for sb to deal with them all |
| The radio station was besieged with calls from angry listeners. 广播电台疲于应付愤怒的听众打来的电话。 |
v. | 1. to surround a city or stronghold with armed forces in order to bring about its surrender or capture 2. to crowd around somebody in an oppressive way 3. to harass a person or organization with insistent demands or complaints 4. to make more requests, offers, comments, or complaints than someone can deal with 5. to surround a place with an army and prevent the people there from getting food and supplies, as a way of getting control of it 6. surround with armed forces and keep them there;attack from all sides. 1. to surround a city or stronghold with armed forces in order to bring about its surrender or capture 2. to crowd around somebody in an oppressive way 3. to harass a person or organization with insistent demands or complaints 4. to make more requests, offers, comments, or complaints than someone can deal with 5. to surround a place with an army and prevent the people there from getting food and supplies, as a way of getting control of it 6. surround with armed forces and keep them there;attack from all sides. |
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