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Há 4 dias · Under siege means being severely criticized or put under a great deal of pressure. See how to use this phrase in sentences from The Guardian and other sources.
1. : surrounded with soldiers or police officers in a siege. The city was under siege and food was getting scarce. 2. : very seriously attacked or criticized by many people. The newspaper has been under siege lately by its readers for printing a false story.
30 de nov. de 2017 · 1 surrounded by an army or the police: The city has now been under siege for more than three weeks. 2 being criticized all the time or put under pressure by problems, questions, etc: The dollar came under siege on Monday, falling to its lowest for three years.
If someone or something is under siege, they are being severely criticized or put under a great deal of pressure. The guy'll think he's under siege. Radio One is under siege from all sides.
under siege adv (being surrounded and attacked) (cercado e atacado) sob sítio loc adv : sob sítio loc adv : The city was under siege for months before its people finally surrendered.
2 de mai. de 2018 · Under siege means "to be experiencing an attack," either literally or figuratively. Learn about its history, usage, and related words, and see how it was used in a 1992 action movie starring Steven Seagal.
EN. under siege {adjetivo} volume_up. under siege (também: besieged) volume_up. cercado {adj. m.} (sitiado) more_vert. We were able to supply Berlin when the people there were under siege! expand_more Fomos capazes de abastecer Berlim quando a sua população estava cercada! Exemplos de uso.
