English to Japanese Meaning of bomb - 爆弾


Bomb :
爆弾

爆弾, 擲弾, 解体爆弾, クラッカー, 卵

ヒット, 爆弾, 砲撃します

爆弾被爆爆撃機爆撃機爆撃爆撃爆弾
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Definitions of bomb in English
Noun(1) an explosive device fused to explode under specific conditions(2) strong sealed vessel for measuring heat of combustion(3) an event that fails badly or is totally ineffectual
Verb(1) throw bombs at or attack with bombs(2) fail to get a passing grade
Examples of bomb in English
(1) And here's your workstation - it cost a bomb , and it's the latest and fastest, I believe.(2) Following last Friday's bicycle bomb murder, a large number of workers went on strike in the city today.(3) the site would really be da bomb if its content were updated more frequently(4) The group hovered along the surface, flying over the lava fields and dodging the rare incoming of a lava bomb .(5) He made a couple of small mistakes, but nothing like the touchdown bomb that beat him in the preseason opener.(6) Evans showed a glimpse of his potential vs. the Raiders by catching a bomb from Bledsoe for 65 yards.(7) From the very outset all the combatants knew that the bomb would be both a weapon of destruction and a weapon of terror.(8) The root water potential was measured by a PMS Model 600 pressure bomb .(9) Harry Truman, who made the decision to use it, shared with the electorate the opinion that the bomb was a legitimate weapon.(10) It's the story of three backpackers - two British girls and a Sydney bloke - who buy an old bomb to drive from WA to Cairns.(11) Passing the bomb between teammates and trying to setup plays is really cool!(12) I told him that it would cost a bomb and that my Mom and Dad would never allow it.(13) The US is continuing to heavily bomb the city on a daily basis.(14) that bomb of an old movie(15) The age of the bomb , and of other weapons of mass destruction (chemical and biological) continues.(16) Part one, describing the destructive effects of the bomb on the population of the two cities, was published on August 6.
Related Phrases of bomb
(1) atomic bomb ::
原爆
(2) nuclear bomb ::
核爆弾
(3) time bomb ::
時限爆弾
(4) the bomb ::
爆弾
(5) bomb shelter ::
防空壕
(6) bomb it ::
それを爆撃
(7) bomb squad ::
爆弾処理班
(8) car bomb ::
自動車爆弾
(9) stink bomb ::
悪臭爆弾
Synonyms
Noun
1. explosive ::
爆発的
2. nuclear weapons ::
核兵器
3. failure ::
故障
4. bomb calorimeter ::
爆弾熱量計
5. turkey ::
七面鳥
Verb
6. bombard ::
砲撃します
7. fail ::
失敗します
8. flunk ::
しくじります
Antonyms
1. hit ::
ヒット
2. smash ::
スマッシュ
3. success ::
成功
4. winner ::
勝者
Different Forms
bomb, bombed, bomber, bombers, bombing, bombings, bombs
Word Example from TV Shows

"Penny, just as Oppenheimer came to regret his contributions to the first atomic BOMB...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2

♪ I'd be an atom
without a bomb ♪

♪ I'd be an atom without a BOMB

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 6

and you're literally ticking
like a bomb about to go off.

and you're literally ticking like a BOMB about to go off.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 13

It's not fucking personal.\NTokyo is a time bomb. You knew that.

It's not fucking personal.
Tokyo is a time BOMB. You knew that.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 8

but there's no bomb.

but there's no BOMB.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 8

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