munitions

Related topics: Weapons

mu·ni·tions /mjuːˈnɪʃənz $ mjʊ-/ noun [plural]

PMWmilitary supplies such as bombs and guns 军火〔如炸弹、枪炮等〕 → ammunition

a munitions factory

兵工厂

—munition adjectiveadj [only before noun]

Examples from the Corpus

munitions• One of the targets, a munitions depot, went up in a spectacular display of fireworks.• There had been an enormous increase in the accuracy and destructiveness of all munitions, owing to the introduction of information technologies.• Artillery munitions were an even larger problem.• Of special importance, the Air Force also delivered more than nine out of ten of all the precision-guided munitions.• the manufacture of munitions• According to Greenpeace, 1,100 tons of munitions were dumped at the site in 1991 and 8,400 tons thus far this year.• In 1918-19 he was chairman of the inter-allied conference on standardization of aircraft components and deputy member of the munitions council.

Origin munitions

(1500-1600) French munition, from Latin, from munire “to make (a building) strong against attack”, from moenia “walls”

单词	munitions
释义	munitions Related topics: Weapons mu·ni·tions /mjuːˈnɪʃənz $ mjʊ-/ noun [plural] PMWmilitary supplies such as bombs and guns 军火〔如炸弹、枪炮等〕 → ammunition a munitions factory 兵工厂 —munition adjectiveadj [only before noun] Examples from the Corpus munitions• One of the targets, a munitions depot, went up in a spectacular display of fireworks.• There had been an enormous increase in the accuracy and destructiveness of all munitions, owing to the introduction of information technologies.• Artillery munitions were an even larger problem.• Of special importance, the Air Force also delivered more than nine out of ten of all the precision-guided munitions.• the manufacture of munitions• According to Greenpeace, 1,100 tons of munitions were dumped at the site in 1991 and 8,400 tons thus far this year.• In 1918-19 he was chairman of the inter-allied conference on standardization of aircraft components and deputy member of the munitions council. Origin munitions (1500-1600) French munition, from Latin, from munire “to make (a building) strong against attack”, from moenia “walls”
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