blitz

blitz
noun
1 campaign; sudden, great effort
ADJECTIVE
advertising, marketing, media, PR, promotional, propaganda, safety
all-out

an all-out blitz on crime

VERB + BLITZ
conduct, have, launch, mount

We decided to have a blitz on the kitchen (= to clean the kitchen thoroughly).

plan
PREPOSITION
blitz on

a blitz on illegal parking

2 (esp. BrE) sudden military attack, often by air
ADJECTIVE
bombing
wartime
VERB + BLITZ
carry out
PREPOSITION
during a/the blitz, in a/the blitz

Many people died in the London Blitz.

blitz on

Enemy bombers carried out a blitz on the city.


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