bomb

UK
/bɒm/
US
/bɑm/
bombсуществительное
bombs
множ.
UK
/bɒm/
US
/bɑm/
Переводы
The bomb exploded in the middle of the city.
Бомба взорвалась в центре города.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A device that is designed to explode and cause damage or destruction.
The bomb was safely defused by the bomb squad before it could cause any harm.
A failure or flop, especially in a theatrical production or other performance.
The new play was a bomb, receiving poor reviews and closing after just one week.
An impressive or exciting thing or event.
The party was the bomb, with great music and a lively crowd.
A large sum of money.
He spent a bomb on his new car, but he thinks it was worth every penny.
bombглагол
bombed
Прошедшее простое время
bombed
Причастие прошедшего времени
bombing
Герундий
UK
/bɒm/
US
/bɑːm/
Переводы
The planes were ordered to bomb the enemy base.
Самолётам было приказано бомбить вражескую базу.
Дополнительные переводы
атаковать с воздуха
закидать бомбами
Определения
To attack with explosive devices.
The military planned to bomb the enemy's supply lines.
To fail completely or perform poorly.
The comedian bombed during his stand-up routine.
To move very quickly or recklessly.
The kids bombed down the hill on their bikes.
Синонимы
carpet bomb
blow up
bombприлагательное
more bomb
Срав.
most bomb
Превосх.
UK
/bɒm/
US
/bɑːm/
Used both attributively (e.g., bomb disposal unit) and in slang meaning 'excellent', especially in informal speech.
Определения
Excellent; very impressive or pleasing (slang).
That new video game is absolutely bomb.
Relating to or designed for bombs; involving bombs (used before a noun).
A bomb disposal expert inspected the suspicious package.
bombмеждометие
Slang exclamation expressing admiration, excitement or approval.
Определения
An exclamation used to express admiration, excitement, or strong approval (slang).
Bomb! That track is absolutely amazing.