bomb
noun
verb
bɒm
noun
1
WEAPON
武器
a
weapon
made
of
material
that
will
explode
炸弹
2
BAD PERFORMANCE/EVENT
不好的表演/事件
a
play,
film,
event
etc
that
is
not
successful
[美，非正式] 失败的电影; 失败的事件
AmE informal
This
is
just
another
one
of
Hollywood’s
bland
and
boring
bombs.
这不过是好莱坞又一部枯燥乏味的烂片。
3
be the bomb
to
be
very
good
or
exciting
非常好，很轰动
informal
That
new
P
Diddy
CD
is
the
bomb.
“吹牛老爹”那张新的激光唱片非常轰动。
4
the bomb
used
to
describe
nuclear
weapons,
and
especially
the
HYDROGEN
BOMB
核弹，核武器〔尤指氢弹〕
Voices
of
dissent
began
to
rise
against
the
bomb.
反对核武器的声音开始响起来了。
5
cost a bomb
to
cost
a
lot
of
money
[英，非正式] 花费很多钱; 值很多钱
BrE informal
6
make a bomb
to
get
a
lot
of
money
by
doing
something
[英，非正式] 挣大钱
BrE informal
verb
7
to
attack
a
place
by
leaving
a
bomb
there,
or
by
dropping
bombs
on
it
from
a
plane
轰炸，向…投炸弹，炸毁
T
The
town
was
heavily
bombed
in
World
War
II.
这座城镇在第二次世界大战中遭到猛烈轰炸。
Government
aircraft
have
been
bombing
civilian
areas.
政府的飞机一直在轰炸平民区。
8
to
move
or
drive
very
quickly
[英，非正式] 疾行，飞驶，快速前进
I always + adv/prep | BrE informal
Suddenly
a
police
car
came
bombing
down
the
high
street.
突然一辆警车在大街上疾驶而过。
9
to
fail
a
test
very
badly
if
a
play,
film,
event
etc
bombs,
it
is
not
successful
[美] 〔戏剧、电影等〕演砸了; 〔事情〕不成功
I,T I | AmE informal AmE
I
bombed
my
midterm.
我的期中考试不及格。
His
latest
play
bombed
on
Broadway.
他最新的戏剧在百老汇演砸了。
10
if
a
building
or
the
people
in
it
are
bombed
out,
the
building
is
completely
destroyed
被炸毁，被炸平
My
family
were
bombed
out
in
1941.
1941 年我家被炸毁。