bomb

UK:  [bɒm]

US:  [bɑm]

复数：bombs  现在分词：bombing  过去式：bombed  

n.

1.惊人事件,(耸人听闻的)“炸弹”宣言;〔美俚〕(演出)大失败

2.〔总称〕原子弹,原子武器;核武器

3.〔美俚〕加有麻醉毒品的香烟

4.一笔财

5.失败的演出

6.〔技〕燃速仪

7.〔美俚〕蛋;(足球)长传;(篮球)远投

8.【军事】弹,炸弹

9.【医学】(用于治疗的)放射源;高压弹〔高压气体容器〕;(储藏放射性物质的)铅容器〔如钴炮等〕

10.【地质学;地理学】火山弹〔火山喷出的球状熔岩〕

v.

1.向…投炸弹,轰炸

2.给飞机装炸弹:

3.投弹

4.爆炸

5.炸得...不得不离开某地;炸得...无家可归:

6.〔美俚〕惨败

7.惨败,砸锅

8.以巨大优势[比分等]压倒(对手)

9.销声匿迹

10.急行

1 . It was like they were taken into a bomb alley and attacked. They complained of brutality and shameful treatment.
就好象他们被带入了一条充满炸药的小路然后被攻击了。他们抱怨遭受到的野蛮而无耻的袭击。

2 . The airport remained open on Monday evening, and passengers continued to flow through the hall where the bomb had exploded.
该机场在星期一晚上仍然开放，乘客仍然可以穿过炸弹袭击过的大厅。

3 . As the number of those killed continued to mount, it became clear that this was one of the most deadly single bomb attacks so far this year.
随着死亡人数不断上升，这显然成为今年来死亡人数最多的单次爆炸事件。

4 . Reported that close to Narathiwat Pattani around 9 am the day have taken place in a bomb attack, the attack left two soldiers injured.
报道称，紧邻陶公府的北大年府当天上午9时左右也发生了一宗炸弹袭击事件，袭击事件造成两名军人受伤。

5 . The bomb might have blown up if the children had tried to move it.
如果孩子们动了炸弹，也许炸弹早就爆炸了。