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Bomb
01
bombe
an object that is designed to explode and cause destruction
Example
The bomb exploded in the crowded market, causing widespread panic and chaos.
The bomb was hidden in a suitcase and left in the busy subway station, but it was detected just in time.
Authorities were able to safely disarm the bomb before it could detonate in the downtown area.
02
bombe calorimétrique, bombe
a strong, sealed vessel used to measure the heat of combustion of a substance
Example
The bomb is filled with oxygen to facilitate the combustion process.
After the experiment, the bomb was carefully dismantled to retrieve the data.
The scientist placed the sample in the bomb to measure its calorific value.
03
fiasco, bide, flop
an absolute failure
Example
The new product launch was a bomb, with hardly any customers showing interest.
The movie was a bomb at the box office, earning very little revenue.
The comedy show was a bomb, and the audience barely laughed.
04
une passe en profondeur, un long dégagement
a deep, forward pass or hit in a ball game, typically covering a significant distance down the field
What is a "bomb"?
A bomb is a long, powerful pass or hit in a ball game, typically made over a great distance down the field. It is often used to quickly advance the ball or set up a scoring opportunity by sending it far ahead to a teammate or toward the goal. In sports like football or soccer, a bomb can catch the opposing team off guard, making it a valuable tactic to create an open play or break through their defense. The pass or hit requires strength, accuracy, and good timing.
Example
She hit a bomb to center field for a home run.
The soccer player executed a perfect bomb to the striker up front.
The rugby team 's strategy relied on accurate bombs to gain ground.
to bomb
01
bombarder
to attack someone or something using explosive devices
Transitive: to bomb a location
Example
The terrorist group planned to bomb a government building as a form of protest.
The government accused the other country of bombing our embassy, leading to a diplomatic crisis.
The air force was ordered to bomb enemy positions to weaken their defenses.
02
faire un bide, manquer son coup
(of a movie, play, etc.) to fail disastrously
Intransitive
Example
His directorial debut bombed, receiving harsh reviews and low ticket sales.
The experimental play bombed, as the audience found it confusing and unengaging.
The comedy show bombed, with the audience barely laughing and leaving early.
Exemple
The bomb exploded in the crowded market, causing widespread panic and chaos.
The bomb was hidden in a suitcase and left in the busy subway station, but it was detected just in time.
Authorities were able to safely disarm the bomb before it could detonate in the downtown area.
The bomb caused significant damage to the building, leaving several floors collapsed and many injured.
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