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pepper something with something
phrasal verb with pepperverbuk /ˈpep.ər/ us /ˈpep.ɚ/
(HIT)
to hit something repeatedly with small objects: 用（小物体）连续击打…
The city's walls were peppered with bullets.城墙被子弹打得满目疮痍。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Detonation & bombardment
aerial bombardment
aerial photograph
air raid
airstrike
blanket bombing
carpet-bombing
detonate
detonation
detonator
direct hit
go off
guidance
loose
pepper
petrol bomb
prime
refire
saturation bombing
shell
shoot
(INCLUDE)
[ often passive ]
If you pepper a speech or piece of writing with something, you include a lot of that particular thing: 使（演讲或文章）充满
The letter was peppered with exclamation marks.这封信里满是感叹号。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Including and containing
absorptive capacity
accessibly
all in
assimilable
assimilate
carry
drag
draw
draw someone into something
EDI
EDIB
embody
embracingly
incorporation
involve
number someone/something among someone/something
O, o
pack something in
plug
seat
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