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bomb
UK
/bɒm/
US
/bɑm/
bombs
pl
UK
/bɒm/
US
/bɑm/
Translations
The bomb exploded in the middle of the city.
Бомба взорвалась в центре города.
Additional translations
Definitions
The bomb was safely defused by the bomb squad before it could cause any harm.
The new play was a bomb, receiving poor reviews and closing after just one week.
The party was the bomb, with great music and a lively crowd.
He spent a bomb on his new car, but he thinks it was worth every penny.
bombed
Past Simple
bombed
Past Participle
bombing
Gerund
UK
/bɒm/
US
/bɑːm/
Translations
The planes were ordered to bomb the enemy base.
Самолётам было приказано бомбить вражескую базу.
Additional translations
Definitions
The military planned to bomb the enemy's supply lines.
The comedian bombed during his stand-up routine.
The kids bombed down the hill on their bikes.
more bomb
Comp.
most bomb
Super.
UK
/bɒm/
US
/bɑːm/
Used both attributively (e.g., bomb disposal unit) and in slang meaning 'excellent', especially in informal speech.
Definitions
That new video game is absolutely bomb.
A bomb disposal expert inspected the suspicious package.
Slang exclamation expressing admiration, excitement or approval.
Definitions
Bomb! That track is absolutely amazing.