sniping的意思|sniping的解释-里氏词典

sniping

狙击

Sniping may be a problem and senior officers must exercise due care when travelling about their areas.
放冷枪进行暗算可能是个大问题，所以高级军官路经他们地区时必须小心防范。
Our soldiers sniped at enemy.
我们的士兵狙击了敌人。

Snipe \Snipe\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Sniped}; p. pr. & vb. n.
{Sniping}.]
1. To shoot or hunt snipe.
[Webster 1913 Suppl.]

2. To shoot at detached men of an enemy's forces at long
range, esp. when not in action; -- often with at.
[Webster 1913 Suppl.]

{snipe at}, to aim petty or snide criticisms at (a person) in
his absence.
[PJC]

More vigorously than ever, they are sniping at each other's advertising, each trying to make the other taboo among teen-agers.
It accused ethnic Albanian "nationalists and separatists" of fomenting unrest and sniping at police from buildings and rooftops.
Shepard, who is active in the Republican Party, said he even got sniping comments from ranking GOP leaders in Washington.
While the bond itself was widely agreed to be successful and well executed, Sakura came in for some sniping in the market for indulging in that traditional Japanese activity, taking a long-term strategic view which overrides other considerations.
That has led to sniping from some rival firms, which claim Andersen is in a different market, invalidating comparisons of the figures. 'Methinks they protest too much,' says Mr Keith Burgess, head of Andersen's consulting arm.
The fighting tapered into sporadic sniping at midmorning.
The decision to sweep through the areas and make arrests came after sniping incidents increased, police said.
Since the crash, many pundits have been burnishing their image and sniping at one another.
Bosnia's rival Serbs and Moslems yesterday signed a UN-brokered accord to halt sniping in Sarajevo within 24 hours and promised to patrol high-risk areas with UN peacekeepers to stop disobedient marksmen.
Norman Schwarzkopf's astonishing Wednesday press conference was sweet vindication after 20 years of press sniping and elite sneers.
Both are contenders for the future Tory leadership. Neither seems willing to call a halt to the sniping that could destroy their inheritance. Publicly, cabinet ministers insist the divisions can be bridged, the wounds healed.
And even though aides to Mr. Regan have been sniping fiercely at Mr. Buchanan in the press, suggesting he has "out-Agnewed Agnew," they are unsure how to regain the political initiative.
Steelmakers, in turn, are working hand-in-hand with auto makers to slash the cost of producing automotive parts, and sniping that plastic cars would litter the environment because they can't be melted down and recycled.
'The sides shall undertake within 24 hours to issue publicly orders which explicitly forbid sniping activities against military personnel, civilians and UN personnel in the Sarajevo region,' the agreement said.
The Indiana senator declared Wednesday that he was fed up with the rigid control and anonymous sniping from Bush aides and is now "my own handler." "It was a very controlled environment.
He also endured sniping from the pro-quota lobbyists during his eight years as head of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Mr. Stockman stayed on, but the sniping continued.
They have not caused us any difficulty yet, but they have the potential of sniping and things like that.
"We just can't continue to have this kind of sniping and political warfare going on at the same time we're trying to deal with a serious problem," said House Budget Committee Chairman Leon Panetta, D-Calif.

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