n.[C]

1. 炸彈
   A time bomb exploded twenty minutes after the plane took off.

   飛機起飛後二十分鐘一枚定時炸彈爆炸了。

2. 原子彈；核武器[the S]
3. 筒形高壓氣體容器；放射性物質容器
4. 突發事件；轟動一時的事物
5. 【美】【俚】大失敗
   That play turned out to be a total bomb.

   那齣戲結果徹底失敗。

6. 【英】大成功
   The novel was selling like a bomb.

   那本小說賣得如火如荼。

vt.

1. 轟炸；轟擊
   The enemy planes bombed the city twice in a week.

   敵機一週內對此城轟炸過兩次。

2. 【美】【俚】徹底打敗

vi.

1. 轟炸，投彈
2. 【美】【俚】慘敗
   Their new products bombed on the home market.

   他們的新產品在國內市場銷售失敗。

n.

1. a container of explosive or incendiary material, designed to explode on impact or when detonated by a timing or remote-control device.
   ▸ (the bomb) nuclear weapons collectively.
2. (a bomb) Brit. informal a large sum of money.
3. informal a thing that fails badly.
4. (also volcanic bomb) a lump of lava thrown out by a volcano.
5. a pear-shaped weight used to anchor a fishing line to the bottom.
6. informal a cannabis cigarette.

v.

1. attack with a bomb or bombs.
2. Brit. informal move very quickly.
3. informal fail badly.