Carpet Bomb (地毯式轟炸): U.S. planes carpet-bombed Taliban front lines north of Kabul on Wednesday and attacked the Muslim militia's powerbase of Kandahar in southeast Afghanistan, hitting a clinic.

　　Pullback (撤軍): Palestinians said the pullback should be carried out unconditionally, and the United States kept up its pressure to end the operation, which is Israel's most intensive in 13 months of fighting.

　　Pound (猛烈轟炸): U.S. airstrikes pound Afghan homes.

　　Cyberterrorism (網(wǎng)絡(luò)恐怖主義): President forms Cyberterrorism panel.

　　Anthrax (炭疽): Anthrax in Florida, which US Attorney General John Ashcroft said was being treated "very seriously," amid concerns over a possible bioterrorist attack.

　　military buildup (軍事集結(jié)): The United States has sent some 1,000 soldiers to Uzbekistan as part of its biggest military buildup since the 1991 Gulf War.

　　terrorist mastermind (恐怖大亨): The country's ruling Taliban militia declared the assault a ``terrorist attack'' and said alleged terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden and Taliban leader Mullah Momammed Omar had survived.

　　pay a price (付出代價): "Now the Taliban will pay a price," Bush vowed.

　　hit targets (攻擊目標): U.S. and British forces hit targets in at least three cities.

　　launch strikes (發(fā)動進攻): U.S. and Britain has launched Afghan strikes.

　　warplane, military aircraft (軍用飛機): Missiles and warplanes streaked through the Afghan night and rocked at least three cities in a U.S.-British attack on Osama bin Laden and his Taliban backers Sunday.

　　Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said an initial goal of the strikes was to render air defenses ineffective and to wipe out the Taliban's military aircraft.

　　cruise missiles (巡航導彈): Pentagon officials said the United States and Britain launched 50 cruise missiles against targets inside Afghanistan in an attack that also involved the most sophisticated U.S. warplanes.

　　military capabilities (軍事能力): President Bush gave a live televised address after the strikes began, saying U.S. and British forces were taking ``targeted actions'' against Taliban military capabilities and al-Qaida.

　　hand over (交出): In the days following the strikes at the World Trade Center and Pentagon, the president had issued a series of demands for the Taliban to hand over bin Laden.

　　fortification (防御工事): The head of an Afghan opposition group office in Iran said more than 200 U.S. and British missiles hit Afghanistan and ``devastated'' Taliban's fortifications in Kandahar, Kabul and Mazar-e-Sharif.

　　infidel (異教徒): Later, Taliban Deputy Defense Minister Mullah Noor Ali said ''the people of Afghanistan will resist. They will never accept the rule of infidels.''

　　jihad (圣戰(zhàn)（伊斯蘭教徒對異教徒的戰(zhàn)爭）): The influential and Taliban-sympathetic Afghan Defense Council, based in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore, issued a call for "jihad,'' or holy war.

　　air base (空軍基地): Shortly before the U.S. strikes began, the Taliban had said they had sent thousands of troops to the border with Uzbekistan, whose president has allowed U.S. troops use of an air base for the anti-terrorism campaign.

　　stronghold (要塞據(jù)點): But the Taliban stronghold of Kandahar - already a shabby city of rocket-gouged streets and bullet-scarred homes.

　　refueling stop (補給站): The first was a punishing attack on the airport, which was built by the United States as a ref

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