nuclear warhead

英 [ˈnjuːkliə(r) ˈwɔːhed]

美 [ˈnuːkliər ˈwɔːrhed]

核弹头

英英释义

noun

• the warhead of a missile designed to deliver an atom bomb
  Synonym:atomic warheadthermonuclear warheadnuke

双语例句

• US nuclear warhead manufacturing complex;
  美国核弹头制造联合体；
• Nuclear warhead has stronger obduracy which induces more effect on society.
  具有较强顽固性的印度核弹头技术，造成了较大的社会影响。
• America negotiated with Canada on the question of "Canada equips nuclear warhead".
  美国和加拿大就加拿大装配核弹头问题开始谈判。
• He is a terrorist in possession of a stolen nuclear warhead.
  他是一名持有失窃的核弹的恐怖份子。
• The Air Force by then was committed to developing the Atlas ICBM, which was to carry a nuclear warhead to Moscow.
  当时的空军致力于发展“擎天神”洲际弹道导弹，携带针对莫斯科的核弹头。
• China supported UN Security Council sanctions against Pyongyang in January and March, in response respectively to a long-range rocket launch and nuclear warhead test.
  今年1月和3月，中国对联合国安理会（UNsecuritycouncil）对朝制裁措施投了赞成票，分别回应朝鲜发射远程火箭和进行核弹头试验的举动。
• How did the Cylon named Gina obtain the nuclear warhead that she used to blow up the Cloud Nine?
  那个叫吉娜的塞昂是如何得到用以炸毁星云9号的核弹头的？
• Obviously, the detonation of a nuclear warhead is a high-amplitude event.
  很明显，核弹头的引爆是一个高烈度事件。
• We never should have allowed the North to get a nuclear warhead; we certainly don't want it testing a long-range missile that could deliver that nuclear warhead to our shores, or anywhere else.
  我们绝不应该允许朝鲜获得一枚核弹头；我们当然不希望它测试可以运载核弹头的远程导弹。
• Scientists will soon be able to observe the first instants after a nuclear warhead detonates.
  科学家不久将能观察到核弹头爆炸的第一瞬间。