bomb
n.(名词)
An explosive weapon detonated by impact, proximity to an object, a timing mechanism, or other means.炸弹:用撞击、靠近物体、定时装置或其他方式激发的爆炸性武器An atomic or a nuclear bomb. Used withthe. 原子弹:原子弹或核弹。与the 连用 Any of various weapons detonated to release destructive material, such as smoke or gas.毒气弹:通过爆炸释放出例如烟或气的毁坏性物质的各种武器Football A very long forward pass intended to gain great yardage in a single play.【橄榄球】 长传:在一次传球中的一个长距离传球,以便增加总码数
A container capable of withstanding high internal pressure.高压贮罐:能承受很高的内部压力的容器A vessel for storing compressed gas.气罐:贮存压缩气体的容器A portable, manually operated container that ejects a spray, foam, or gas under pressure.气溶胶弹式容器:在压力作用下喷射气雾、泡沫或气体的可移动的手工操作的容器Slang A dismal failure; a fiasco.【俚语】 惨败:令人沮丧的失败;大溃败Slang An old car.【俚语】 旧汽车Chiefly British A large amount of money.【多用于英国】 一大笔钱v.(动词)bombed,bomb.ing,bombs v.tr.(及物动词)To attack, damage, or destroy with or as if with bombs.轰炸:用炸弹或好象用炸弹攻击、破坏或毁坏v.intr.(不及物动词)To drop a bomb or bombs.投弹: 投一个或多个炸弹Slang To fail miserably:【俚语】 惨败:例句:The play bombed.这台戏演砸了
Slang To paint a graffito.【俚语】 涂鸦
来源:French bombe 法语 bombe from Italian bomba 源自 意大利语 bomba probably from Latin bombus [a booming sound] 可能源自 拉丁语 bombus [隆隆的响声] from Greek bombos 源自 希腊语 bombos