"beachheads" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈbitʃˌhɛdz

BEECH-hedz

UK

bˈiːtʃhɛdz

BEECH-hedz

释义

A 'beachhead' is an area on a beach that an army takes and secures at the start of an attack, especially during a war. More generally, it can also mean the first strong position or starting point for progress in any new area or activity.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈbitʃˌhɛdz

英式英语

bˈiːtʃhɛdz

简化发音

美式

BEECH-hedz

英式

BEECH-hedz

语境中听

The soldiers established beachheads during the first hours of the battle.

The company created beachheads in several countries to grow their business.

Our team made beachheads in new markets this year.

After months of planning, they finally gained beachheads in Asia.