单词atom-bomb
n.: 原子弹轰炸
v.: (用)原子弹(轰炸)
网络: 用原子弹轰炸或毁灭
原子弹:
a bomb that explodes using the energy that is produced when an atom or atoms are split
(用)原子弹(轰炸)
原子弹轰炸
It was weeks later that some American journalists told me that it had been an atom bomb.
我记得一周之前美国战地记者曾经告诉我：原子弹爆炸了。
From the explosion of the first atom bomb, and now Shenzhou rushes into the sky, all that represent the comprehensive national strength.
从第一枚原子弹的起爆，以及现在神舟飞天，全部都展现了综合国力。
It mimics the rush of speeding subatomic particles that an exploding atom bomb spews out in its first microseconds.
它可以用来模拟在原子弹爆炸的第一个微秒中的亚原子的高速喷射。
Dr. Salla believes that the weaponry (e. g. , the atom bomb) and wars of the 20th century may well have been connected with these alliances.
萨拉博士认为武器（例如原子弹）和二十世纪的战争也很有可能跟这些联盟有关系。
Suppose the unthinkable happened, and terrorists struck New York or another big city with an atom bomb.
假设有不可思议的事情发生：恐怖分子用原子弹袭击纽约或其他大城市。
As with the atom bomb, cloning is complex, multi - layered in its threats and its promises.
如同原子弹一样，克隆技术带来的威胁与希望是复杂的、多层面的。
This essay explores the entanglements of aesthetic discourse and public policy in the aftermath of America"s dropping of the atom bomb.
本文考察了第二次世界大战期间美国对日本投下原子弹之后的美学话语与公共政策之间的纷乱关系。
Facts have eloquently proved that Mao Tse - tung"s thought becomes a moral atom bomb of colossal power once it takes hold of the masses.
事实雄辩地证明，毛泽东思想一旦掌握了群众，就成为威力无穷的精神原子弹。
of very great significance deciding to drop the atom bomb was a very big decision.
指非常重大的意义“投放原子弹的决定关系重大”。
The atom bomb is child"s play in comparison with what scientists have in store for us in the next war.
原子弹比起科学家为下次战争准备的武器来只能算是简单的东西。