Examples of using Barrage in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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President Barack Obama says efforts to resolve the fighting must begin with Gaza militants ending their rocket barrage of Israel.
Once again, Israel faces a barrage of deadly rocket attacks by terrorist groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
Once again, Israel faces a barrage of deadly rocket attacks by terrorist groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
The barrage of gunfire then erupted again in at least two more rounds,
However, a barrage of criticism from other scientists has cast doubt on whether these microbes actually live off arsenic.
He faced a barrage of criticism following his television appearance, with the royal accused of a lack of empathy with Epstein's victims.
A day after Monday's government barrage, retaliatory shells rained down on the capital Damascus,
India has built a barrage on the Teesta at Gojoldoba in the Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal, a little upstream
The non-stop barrage of mass media promoting corporate messages is never far away.
Most were shot in the initial indiscriminate barrage of gunfire, but other prisoners were shot
There are many consequences to the near daily barrage of lies, violence, bigotry, and vulgarity produced by the Trump administration.
As if it was eagerly devouring the barrage of magical bullets Luvia was unleashing,
And finally, for today's barrage of Google products, there's Google Wi-Fi.
You can access Marina Barrage through Gardens by the Bay which is totally free all day long.
Mr Corbyn went first and faced a barrage of tough questioning and groans.
The second shows another barrage of missiles streaking down towards an already shattered Capitol building, the symbol of the US government.
His opening artillery barrage was ineffective and did little more than alert Jackson at
A statement released by the Israeli military said:“A barrage of 25 mortar shells were launched toward several sites in Israeli territory.
The other people around that person are creating an oddly thick barrage to let that person escape.
The company has been lobbying heavily and faces a barrage of lawsuits about addicting users to nicotine.