Definition of strongpoint in English:

strongpoint

nounˈstrɒŋpɔɪntˈstrɔŋpɔɪnt

A specially fortified defensive position.
据点，要塞
his men wiped out a German strongpoint
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet they spearheaded any attack, searching out enemy strongpoints and gathering intelligence for the Allies.
- From these strongpoints, in the 19th and early 20th centuries the British established protectorates over the Malay sultanates on the peninsula.
- Heym's strongpoint is his ability to describe the habits, ways of thinking and behaviour of the various sections of the GDR elite.
- The push inland was also aided by a renewed short-range bombardment by Allied destroyers against enemy strongpoints.
- Defense requires the control of dominating heights, passes, and lines of communication by strongpoints.
- France and Britain are not the only places where the cultural Left has occupied the strongpoints and besieges the inner fortifications.
- The twilight wars on the periphery were sideshows from defending the main strongpoints that locked up the keys to world power.
- I traveled a few times to see their camps and strongpoints on the road leading into Thakhek from the east.
- Vang Pao again captured the PDJ in July and established a network of artillery strongpoints, manned by Thai gunners.
- The chateau on the northern outskirts is a strongpoint of bunkers connected by tunnels, surrounded by dense minefields and barbed wire.
- Soon bands of hungry insurgents were ransacking strongpoints in the city for arms, powder, and hoards of flour.
- A combination of convoy escort, active patrolling, and strongpoint operations has been the most successful techniques used so far.
- The platoon attacked this strongpoint, though heavily outnumbered, and Connor himself killed two German snipers.
- He stares at a strategic map of the strongpoints of the city, placing squadrons which are inadequately manned, to assault the Red Army.
- Assault teams were created to deal with German machine guns, while the main offensive bypassed these strongpoints.
- In one instance, Fall documents the capture of the overrun Algerian troops on French strongpoint Gabrielle early in the battle.
Synonyms
strength, strong suit, long suit, forte, aptitude, bent, speciality, specialty, métier, claim to fame, skill

Definition of strongpoint in US English:

strongpoint

nounˈstrɔŋpɔɪntˈstrôNGpoint

A specially fortified defensive position.
据点，要塞
his men wiped out a German strongpoint
Example sentencesExamples
- Heym's strongpoint is his ability to describe the habits, ways of thinking and behaviour of the various sections of the GDR elite.
- Vang Pao again captured the PDJ in July and established a network of artillery strongpoints, manned by Thai gunners.
- The push inland was also aided by a renewed short-range bombardment by Allied destroyers against enemy strongpoints.
- The chateau on the northern outskirts is a strongpoint of bunkers connected by tunnels, surrounded by dense minefields and barbed wire.
- From these strongpoints, in the 19th and early 20th centuries the British established protectorates over the Malay sultanates on the peninsula.
- Defense requires the control of dominating heights, passes, and lines of communication by strongpoints.
- He stares at a strategic map of the strongpoints of the city, placing squadrons which are inadequately manned, to assault the Red Army.
- France and Britain are not the only places where the cultural Left has occupied the strongpoints and besieges the inner fortifications.
- Assault teams were created to deal with German machine guns, while the main offensive bypassed these strongpoints.
- A combination of convoy escort, active patrolling, and strongpoint operations has been the most successful techniques used so far.
- The platoon attacked this strongpoint, though heavily outnumbered, and Connor himself killed two German snipers.
- Soon bands of hungry insurgents were ransacking strongpoints in the city for arms, powder, and hoards of flour.
- Yet they spearheaded any attack, searching out enemy strongpoints and gathering intelligence for the Allies.
- In one instance, Fall documents the capture of the overrun Algerian troops on French strongpoint Gabrielle early in the battle.
- I traveled a few times to see their camps and strongpoints on the road leading into Thakhek from the east.
- The twilight wars on the periphery were sideshows from defending the main strongpoints that locked up the keys to world power.
Synonyms
strength, strong suit, long suit, forte, aptitude, bent, speciality, specialty, métier, claim to fame, skill

词汇	strongpoint
释义	Definition of strongpoint in English: strongpoint nounˈstrɒŋpɔɪntˈstrɔŋpɔɪnt A specially fortified defensive position. 据点，要塞 his men wiped out a German strongpoint Example sentencesExamples Yet they spearheaded any attack, searching out enemy strongpoints and gathering intelligence for the Allies. From these strongpoints, in the 19th and early 20th centuries the British established protectorates over the Malay sultanates on the peninsula. Heym's strongpoint is his ability to describe the habits, ways of thinking and behaviour of the various sections of the GDR elite. The push inland was also aided by a renewed short-range bombardment by Allied destroyers against enemy strongpoints. Defense requires the control of dominating heights, passes, and lines of communication by strongpoints. France and Britain are not the only places where the cultural Left has occupied the strongpoints and besieges the inner fortifications. The twilight wars on the periphery were sideshows from defending the main strongpoints that locked up the keys to world power. I traveled a few times to see their camps and strongpoints on the road leading into Thakhek from the east. Vang Pao again captured the PDJ in July and established a network of artillery strongpoints, manned by Thai gunners. The chateau on the northern outskirts is a strongpoint of bunkers connected by tunnels, surrounded by dense minefields and barbed wire. Soon bands of hungry insurgents were ransacking strongpoints in the city for arms, powder, and hoards of flour. A combination of convoy escort, active patrolling, and strongpoint operations has been the most successful techniques used so far. The platoon attacked this strongpoint, though heavily outnumbered, and Connor himself killed two German snipers. He stares at a strategic map of the strongpoints of the city, placing squadrons which are inadequately manned, to assault the Red Army. Assault teams were created to deal with German machine guns, while the main offensive bypassed these strongpoints. In one instance, Fall documents the capture of the overrun Algerian troops on French strongpoint Gabrielle early in the battle. Synonyms strength, strong suit, long suit, forte, aptitude, bent, speciality, specialty, métier, claim to fame, skill Definition of strongpoint in US English: strongpoint nounˈstrɔŋpɔɪntˈstrôNGpoint A specially fortified defensive position. 据点，要塞 his men wiped out a German strongpoint Example sentencesExamples Heym's strongpoint is his ability to describe the habits, ways of thinking and behaviour of the various sections of the GDR elite. Vang Pao again captured the PDJ in July and established a network of artillery strongpoints, manned by Thai gunners. The push inland was also aided by a renewed short-range bombardment by Allied destroyers against enemy strongpoints. The chateau on the northern outskirts is a strongpoint of bunkers connected by tunnels, surrounded by dense minefields and barbed wire. From these strongpoints, in the 19th and early 20th centuries the British established protectorates over the Malay sultanates on the peninsula. Defense requires the control of dominating heights, passes, and lines of communication by strongpoints. He stares at a strategic map of the strongpoints of the city, placing squadrons which are inadequately manned, to assault the Red Army. France and Britain are not the only places where the cultural Left has occupied the strongpoints and besieges the inner fortifications. Assault teams were created to deal with German machine guns, while the main offensive bypassed these strongpoints. A combination of convoy escort, active patrolling, and strongpoint operations has been the most successful techniques used so far. The platoon attacked this strongpoint, though heavily outnumbered, and Connor himself killed two German snipers. Soon bands of hungry insurgents were ransacking strongpoints in the city for arms, powder, and hoards of flour. Yet they spearheaded any attack, searching out enemy strongpoints and gathering intelligence for the Allies. In one instance, Fall documents the capture of the overrun Algerian troops on French strongpoint Gabrielle early in the battle. I traveled a few times to see their camps and strongpoints on the road leading into Thakhek from the east. The twilight wars on the periphery were sideshows from defending the main strongpoints that locked up the keys to world power. Synonyms strength, strong suit, long suit, forte, aptitude, bent, speciality, specialty, métier, claim to fame, skill
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