sniped

v.

伏击( snipe的过去式和过去分词 )；狙击（未参战的敌人等）；诽谤；中伤

1. The snipe has a very long thin beak.
   鹬长着非常细长的鸟嘴。
2. In the south a snipe hunt is practically a rite of passage.
   在南方，猎取鹬类实际上是一种成人仪式。

1. The rebels have started sniping at civilians.
   反抗者开始伏击平民。
2. He was ordered to snipe at anyone moving about the camp.
   他奉令狙击任何在营地附近走动的人。
3. The former minister has been making himself unpopular recently, sniping at his ex-colleagues.
   前任部长由于抨击他以前的同事最近不太受欢迎。

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