Bomb
01
炸弹, 爆炸装置
an object that is designed to explode and cause destruction
例子
Authorities were able to safely disarm the bomb before it could detonate in the downtown area.
当局在炸弹能够在市中心引爆之前安全地拆除了它。
02
炸弹, 燃烧容器
a strong, sealed vessel used to measure the heat of combustion of a substance
例子
The bomb is filled with oxygen to facilitate the combustion process.
炸弹充满氧气以促进燃烧过程。
03
失败, 炸弹
an absolute failure
例子
His attempt to bake a cake turned into a bomb, and it was completely inedible.
他尝试烤蛋糕变成了一颗炸弹，完全不能吃。
04
炸弹, 长传
a deep, forward pass or hit in a ball game, typically covering a significant distance down the field
例子
His powerful bomb sailed over the outfielder's head for a double.
他强有力的炸弹飞过外野手的头顶，形成了一个双打。
to bomb
01
轰炸, 用炸弹攻击
to attack someone or something using explosive devices
Transitive: to bomb a location
例子
The air force was ordered to bomb enemy positions to weaken their defenses.
空军奉命轰炸敌方阵地以削弱其防御。
02
惨败, 彻底失败
(of a movie, play, etc.) to fail disastrously
Intransitive
例子
The highly anticipated sequel bombed at the box office, disappointing both fans and critics.
备受期待的续集在票房上惨败，令粉丝和评论家都感到失望。
03
考砸了, 搞砸了
to fail badly at something, such as a test, performance, or task
Slang例子
She bombed her audition and did n't get the role.
她在试镜中搞砸了，没有得到那个角色。
04
吞下, 咽下
to swallow a drug capsule or pill for oral ingestion
Slang例子
She is bombing her medication to feel the effects faster.
她正在轰炸她的药物以更快地感受到效果。
bomb
01
棒极了, 令人印象深刻的
used to describe something that is the best, exceptional, or impressive
Slang例子
The new restaurant in town has bomb food.
镇上的新餐厅有炸弹食物。
