besiege with

besiege with (something)

1. Literally, to attack with something. A person or group can be named between "besiege" and "with." We besieged the attacking army with cannon fire.

2. To overwhelm with something. A person or group can be named between "besiege" and "with." I haven't been able to finish that report because I've been besieged with phone calls all morning. The kids have been besieging me with questions, so I just need a moment of quiet.

besiege someone or something with something

1. Lit. to attack someone or a group with something. We besieged the enemy with bombs and bullets.

2. Fig. to overwhelm someone or something with something They besieged us with orders for the new book. We besieged the company with complaints.

词组	besiege with
释义	besiege with besiege with (something) 1. Literally, to attack with something. A person or group can be named between "besiege" and "with." We besieged the attacking army with cannon fire. 2. To overwhelm with something. A person or group can be named between "besiege" and "with." I haven't been able to finish that report because I've been besieged with phone calls all morning. The kids have been besieging me with questions, so I just need a moment of quiet. See also: besiege Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. besiege someone or something with something 1. Lit. to attack someone or a group with something. We besieged the enemy with bombs and bullets. 2. Fig. to overwhelm someone or something with something They besieged us with orders for the new book. We besieged the company with complaints. See also: besiege McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: besiege besiege with (something) cannon cannon fodder literally hash cannon beat the daylights out of beat the hell out of beat the living daylights out of beat/knock/kick the hell out of somebody/something
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