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| 1 | C a weapon made to explode at a particular time or when it hits something 炸弹；爆炸物 |
| Bombs fell on the city every night for two weeks. 两周来每晚都有炸弹投在这座城市。 |
| plant a bomb The bomb had been planted in a busy street. 炸弹被安放在一条繁华的街道上。 |
| | 1a | relating to or caused by a bomb 炸弹的；由炸弹引起的 | | a bomb attack 炸弹袭击 | | a bomb blast/explosion 炸弹爆炸 | |
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| 2 | the bomb old-fashioned nuclear weapons, considered as a group 核武器（总称） |
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| - | go down a bomb (with sb) BRITISH informal
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| to be very successful or popular |
| 大获成功；非常受（某人）欢迎 |
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| Anything to do with the Royal Family goes down a bomb with tourists. 与王室有关的任何东西都大受游客的欢迎。 |
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| - | go like a bomb BRITISH informal
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| 1 | to move very fast 行驶如飞 | a sporty little car that can go like a bomb 可以行驶如飞的运动型小汽车 | |
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| 2 | if an event goes like a bomb , it is very successful 非常成功 | The office party was going like a bomb when she walked in. 她走进来时办公室聚会正开得热火朝天。 | |
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| - | look like a bomb has hit it informal
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| to look very untidy |
| 像被炸弹炸过一样；非常凌乱 |
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| Your bedroom looks like a bomb has hit it! 你的卧室乱得像被炸弹炸过一样！ |
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| - | make a bomb (doing sth/out of sth) BRITISH informal
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| to get a lot of money by doing something |
| （做某事）赚一大笔钱 |
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| You could make a bomb selling those earrings! 卖那些耳环你可以赚一大笔钱！ |
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