Definition of ballistic missile in English:

ballistic missile

noun

A missile with a high, arching trajectory, which is initially powered and guided but falls under gravity on to its target.
弹道导弹
Example sentencesExamples
- A system capable of reliably stopping a ballistic missile is likely to be that much more capable against conventional aircraft.
- More than that, such regimes seek to purchase ballistic missiles and other vehicles to deliver MDW to certain regions.
- An intercontinental ballistic missile has a range of more than 5,500 km.
- A ballistic missile is accelerated by rocket propulsion and guided by internal controls, though once its fuel is spent it then coasts to its target.
- For the ballistic missile proved it could do the same job as the cruise missile, and do it better.
- The Arrow was designed to intercept short range ballistic missiles, although it can be upgraded to handle longer range missiles.
- So both nations initiated design projects to mount their ballistic missiles on merchant vessels or on warships.
- These include cruise missiles and ballistic missiles of longer ranges and greater accuracy.
- The basic idea is to combine OTH radar with ballistic missiles to target ships.
- He supported research into cruise and ballistic missiles, precision weapons, jet engines, and rockets.
- Who cares about outdated computers, small generators, or 1960s ballistic missiles?
- Suborbital paths are the trajectories of choice for ballistic missiles.
- The silo used to carry one of the last models of intercontinental ballistic missiles the Soviet Union ever made.
- One could argue that such a missile defence system would bring about the abandonment of ballistic missiles as strategic weapons.
- The Nazis also of course used cruise missiles and ballistic missiles long before anyone else.
- The Thaad missile, designed to intercept medium-range ballistic missiles, missed its target in six consecutive test shots.
- A seaborne missile defense system to counter enemy ballistic missiles is being deployed on the Pacific theater.
- Ten percent of the facilities is within the range of non-strategic ballistic missiles.
- Chinese defense commentators openly assert that their ballistic missile force is already targeted on Japan because of this potential.
- Missiles screamed in from the ballistic missile launchers and slammed into the ground, blasting huge craters.

Definition of ballistic missile in US English:

ballistic missile

nounbəˈlɪstɪk ˈmɪsəlbəˈlistik ˈmisəl

A missile with a high, arching trajectory, which is initially powered and guided but falls under gravity on to its target.
弹道导弹
Compare with guided
Example sentencesExamples
- An intercontinental ballistic missile has a range of more than 5,500 km.
- Missiles screamed in from the ballistic missile launchers and slammed into the ground, blasting huge craters.
- He supported research into cruise and ballistic missiles, precision weapons, jet engines, and rockets.
- A system capable of reliably stopping a ballistic missile is likely to be that much more capable against conventional aircraft.
- Suborbital paths are the trajectories of choice for ballistic missiles.
- The Thaad missile, designed to intercept medium-range ballistic missiles, missed its target in six consecutive test shots.
- So both nations initiated design projects to mount their ballistic missiles on merchant vessels or on warships.
- More than that, such regimes seek to purchase ballistic missiles and other vehicles to deliver MDW to certain regions.
- The silo used to carry one of the last models of intercontinental ballistic missiles the Soviet Union ever made.
- Chinese defense commentators openly assert that their ballistic missile force is already targeted on Japan because of this potential.
- The basic idea is to combine OTH radar with ballistic missiles to target ships.
- The Nazis also of course used cruise missiles and ballistic missiles long before anyone else.
- These include cruise missiles and ballistic missiles of longer ranges and greater accuracy.
- A ballistic missile is accelerated by rocket propulsion and guided by internal controls, though once its fuel is spent it then coasts to its target.
- The Arrow was designed to intercept short range ballistic missiles, although it can be upgraded to handle longer range missiles.
- One could argue that such a missile defence system would bring about the abandonment of ballistic missiles as strategic weapons.
- Ten percent of the facilities is within the range of non-strategic ballistic missiles.
- A seaborne missile defense system to counter enemy ballistic missiles is being deployed on the Pacific theater.
- For the ballistic missile proved it could do the same job as the cruise missile, and do it better.
- Who cares about outdated computers, small generators, or 1960s ballistic missiles?

单词	ballistic missile
释义	Definition of ballistic missile in English: ballistic missile noun A missile with a high, arching trajectory, which is initially powered and guided but falls under gravity on to its target. 弹道导弹 Example sentencesExamples A system capable of reliably stopping a ballistic missile is likely to be that much more capable against conventional aircraft. More than that, such regimes seek to purchase ballistic missiles and other vehicles to deliver MDW to certain regions. An intercontinental ballistic missile has a range of more than 5,500 km. A ballistic missile is accelerated by rocket propulsion and guided by internal controls, though once its fuel is spent it then coasts to its target. For the ballistic missile proved it could do the same job as the cruise missile, and do it better. The Arrow was designed to intercept short range ballistic missiles, although it can be upgraded to handle longer range missiles. So both nations initiated design projects to mount their ballistic missiles on merchant vessels or on warships. These include cruise missiles and ballistic missiles of longer ranges and greater accuracy. The basic idea is to combine OTH radar with ballistic missiles to target ships. He supported research into cruise and ballistic missiles, precision weapons, jet engines, and rockets. Who cares about outdated computers, small generators, or 1960s ballistic missiles? Suborbital paths are the trajectories of choice for ballistic missiles. The silo used to carry one of the last models of intercontinental ballistic missiles the Soviet Union ever made. One could argue that such a missile defence system would bring about the abandonment of ballistic missiles as strategic weapons. The Nazis also of course used cruise missiles and ballistic missiles long before anyone else. The Thaad missile, designed to intercept medium-range ballistic missiles, missed its target in six consecutive test shots. A seaborne missile defense system to counter enemy ballistic missiles is being deployed on the Pacific theater. Ten percent of the facilities is within the range of non-strategic ballistic missiles. Chinese defense commentators openly assert that their ballistic missile force is already targeted on Japan because of this potential. Missiles screamed in from the ballistic missile launchers and slammed into the ground, blasting huge craters. Definition of ballistic missile in US English: ballistic missile nounbəˈlɪstɪk ˈmɪsəlbəˈlistik ˈmisəl A missile with a high, arching trajectory, which is initially powered and guided but falls under gravity on to its target. 弹道导弹 Compare with guided Example sentencesExamples An intercontinental ballistic missile has a range of more than 5,500 km. Missiles screamed in from the ballistic missile launchers and slammed into the ground, blasting huge craters. He supported research into cruise and ballistic missiles, precision weapons, jet engines, and rockets. A system capable of reliably stopping a ballistic missile is likely to be that much more capable against conventional aircraft. Suborbital paths are the trajectories of choice for ballistic missiles. The Thaad missile, designed to intercept medium-range ballistic missiles, missed its target in six consecutive test shots. So both nations initiated design projects to mount their ballistic missiles on merchant vessels or on warships. More than that, such regimes seek to purchase ballistic missiles and other vehicles to deliver MDW to certain regions. The silo used to carry one of the last models of intercontinental ballistic missiles the Soviet Union ever made. Chinese defense commentators openly assert that their ballistic missile force is already targeted on Japan because of this potential. The basic idea is to combine OTH radar with ballistic missiles to target ships. The Nazis also of course used cruise missiles and ballistic missiles long before anyone else. These include cruise missiles and ballistic missiles of longer ranges and greater accuracy. A ballistic missile is accelerated by rocket propulsion and guided by internal controls, though once its fuel is spent it then coasts to its target. The Arrow was designed to intercept short range ballistic missiles, although it can be upgraded to handle longer range missiles. One could argue that such a missile defence system would bring about the abandonment of ballistic missiles as strategic weapons. Ten percent of the facilities is within the range of non-strategic ballistic missiles. A seaborne missile defense system to counter enemy ballistic missiles is being deployed on the Pacific theater. For the ballistic missile proved it could do the same job as the cruise missile, and do it better. Who cares about outdated computers, small generators, or 1960s ballistic missiles?
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