ambushes

n.

埋伏( ambush的名词复数 )；伏击；埋伏着的人；设埋伏点

v.

埋伏( ambush的第三人称单数 )；埋伏着；

ambush marketing隐性营销；埋伏式营销；伏击式营销

1. He suspected an ambush.
   他感到有埋伏。
2. They laid an ambush for the enemy patrol.
   他们埋伏起来准备伏击巡逻的敌人。
3. The ambush was a dozen well-armed men.
   以少数武装兵做伏兵。

1. If we go in after them, they can ambush us easily.
   只要我们跟进去，他们就能轻易地打我们一个埋伏。
2. The soldiers were arrayed on the hill to ambush the Japanese army.
   兵力就部署在这个小山 上以伏击日军.

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