bombing

英 [ˈbɒmɪŋ]

美 [ˈbɑːmɪŋ]

n.  ***投掷(或安放)
v.  轰炸; 对…投***; 快速移动，疾行(尤指乘车); (考试)惨败
bomb的现在分词

复数：bombings　现在分词：bombing　

BNC.5435 / COCA.3087

牛津词典

noun

• ***投掷（或安放）
  an occasion when a bomb is dropped or left somewhere; the act of doing this
  1. recent bombings in major cities
     近期发生在大城市的投放***事件
  2. enemy bombing
     敌机轰炸

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT ***；***
  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***爆炸事件。
  2. It's not known who planted the bomb...
     安放***者身份不明。
  3. Most of the bombs fell in the south...
     大多数***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***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***
  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

英英释义

noun

• an attack by dropping bombs
  Synonym:bombardment
• the use of bombs for sabotage

双语例句

• Pilots were debriefed on the bombing raid.
  驾驶员汇报了空袭情况。
• They saw a government war plane make a series of low-level bombing raids.
  他们看见一架政府战斗机连番低空轰炸。
• There was a call today to reopen the investigation into the bombing.
  今天有人呼吁对爆炸事件重新展开调查。
• To minimize collateral damage maximum precision in bombing was required.
  为了尽量减低附带性破坏，轰炸须做到最大程度的精确。
• After the bombing there was a lot of debris everywhere.
  轰炸之后到处瓦砾成堆。
• Bombing had made roads and railways unusable.
  轰炸导致公路和铁路都无法通行。
• The bombing attack struck fear into their hearts.
  轰炸使他们胆战心惊。
• The attack is thought to have been in retaliation for last week's bombing.
  这次攻击被认为是对上周轰炸的报复行动。
• The Minister said the bombing was a despicable crime.
  部长说这次爆炸是一起卑劣的罪行。
• Our planes carried out a bombing raid on enemy targets.
  我们的飞机对敌方的目标进行了轰炸。