to launch a sudden, unexpected attack or raid

(of a storm, cold wave, or disaster) to hit or affect a region

to attack the flank or rear of an enemy

to launch a sudden and unexpected attack or raid; to storm a location by surprise

to make an air raid; airstrike

to invade, assail, or strike suddenly, often used in the context of weather, disease, or military forces

to mount a sneak attack or launch a surprise raid against a target

an outfit of (clothing)

to carry on as before or follow an established custom, tradition, or system

passed down through generations within a family, especially regarding titles, ranks, or property

to carry out a long-range raid

to adopt or carry on a previous style, tradition, or system

a sudden and unexpected military strike or raid against an opponent

night attack

to follow old patterns, imitate existing models, or continue along the same lines

to enter or encroach upon a territory, often used for natural phenomena like weather

to move towards something in a sudden, threatening, or aggressive manner, typically referring to an attack or a powerful force.

to grope the breasts of a woman or girl

to assault a police officer

to follow blindly

To follow the same old path or routine without change or innovation; being stuck in a rut.

to launch a long-range raid from a flanking or unexpected direction

of an underdog, to achieve unexpected success or rise to prominence from a disadvantaged position

to be subjected to a sudden or violent assault

a sudden attack

terrorist attack (abbreviation for [[恐怖袭击|恐怖襲擊|kong3 bu4 xi2 ji1]])

to strike or move in on a location, typically used for extreme weather conditions

(of wind) to blow fiercely; (of a storm) to strike

(of a position or title) to be passed down unaltered through generations within a family

a struggle or conflict over hereditary rights to a title, position, or property