bombs

英 [bɒmz]

美 [bɑːmz]

n.  炸弹; 核武器; 核弹; 很多钱
v.  轰炸; 对…投炸弹; 快速移动，疾行(尤指乘车); (考试)惨败
bomb的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 炸弹；爆炸装置
  Abombis a device which explodes and damages or destroys a large area.
  1. Bombs went off at two London train stations...
     伦敦的两个地铁站发生了炸弹爆炸事件。
  2. It's not known who planted the bomb...
     安放炸弹者身份不明。
  3. Most of the bombs fell in the south...
     大多数炸弹投在南部。
  4. There were two bomb explosions in the city overnight.
     一夜之间城里发生了两起炸弹爆炸事件。
• N-SING 核武器；核弹
  Nuclear weapons are sometimes referred to asthe bomb.
  1. They are generally thought to have the bomb.
     人们普遍认为他们拥有核武器。
• VERB 轰炸；向…投炸弹
  When peoplebomba place, they attack it with bombs.
  1. Airforce jets bombed the airport.
     空军的喷气式飞机轰炸了该机场。
• See also:petrol bombpipe bomb

双语例句

• In a coded telephone warning, Scotland Yard were told four bombs had been planted in the area.
  伦敦警察厅从一个加密的电话警告中得知该地区被安放了4枚炸弹。
• Bombs fell in the town
  炸弹落在镇上。
• The plane crashed, its bombs exploding as it hit the ground.
  那架飞机坠毁了，机上携带的炸弹在飞机撞地时爆炸。
• Bombs had hit the building a number of times but fortunately no one was hurt.
  炸弹几次袭击这幢大楼，但幸运的是没有人受伤。
• Viruses and logic bombs can doubtless do great damage under some circumstances.
  病毒和逻辑炸弹在某些情况下无疑会造成巨大危害。
• I heard all about the bombs on the news.
  我从新闻广播里得知了关于炸弹的全部消息。
• In those villages, the destruction caused by napalm bombs was so appalling that one could hardly bear the sight of it.
  在那些村庄里，凝固汽油弹造成的破坏景象惨不忍睹。
• Control of materials could be maintained by locking up bombs.
  把炸弹锁起妥藏可实现对物资的控制。
• Bombs went off at two London train stations
  伦敦的两个地铁站发生了炸弹爆炸事件。
• The palace, which was damaged by bombs in World War II, still stood
  二战中遭到轰炸的那座宫殿依然矗立着。