Signification visuelle de 'bombs'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

noun

Bombes

An explosive device used or intended as a weapon.

"During the war, soldiers used bombs to destroy enemy buildings. "

Pendant la guerre, les soldats utilisaient des bombes pour détruire les bâtiments ennemis.

weapon military war device

noun

Bide, échec commercial

A failure; an unpopular commercial product.

"box office bomb"

Un bide au box-office

outcome business entertainment

noun

Une fortune, un tas d'argent

A large amount of money.

"cost a bomb"

Coûter une fortune.

amount finance business

noun

Un succès fou, un truc de dingue

(social) Something highly effective or attractive.

"Her new hairstyle is bombs; everyone at school loves it! "

Sa nouvelle coiffure est un truc de dingue ; tout le monde à l'école adore ça !

style entertainment culture

noun

Cyclones explosifs

A cyclone whose central pressure drops at an average rate of at least one millibar per hour for at least 24 hours.

"Forecasters warned that two bombs were forming in the Atlantic, threatening to bring strong winds and heavy rain to coastal regions. "

Les météorologues ont averti que deux cyclones explosifs se formaient dans l'Atlantique, menaçant d'apporter des vents forts et de fortes pluies aux régions côtières.

weather nature disaster environment

noun

Bombes

A heavy-walled container designed to permit chemical reactions under high pressure.

"The chemist placed the reactants into the thick-walled bombs before starting the high-pressure reaction. "

Le chimiste a placé les réactifs dans les bombes à parois épaisses avant de lancer la réaction à haute pression.

chemistry material substance

noun

Boum, grondement

A great booming noise; a hollow sound.

"The empty plastic jug, when kicked across the gymnasium floor, produced hollow bombs with each bounce. "

Le bidon en plastique vide, lorsqu'il était frappé à travers le gymnase, produisait des boums creux à chaque rebond.

sound military weapon

noun

Seins

A woman’s breast.

body sex anatomy

noun

Bombe

A professional wrestling throw in which an opponent is lifted and then slammed back-first down to the mat.

"At the wrestling match, the stronger wrestler delivered two powerful bombs, leaving his opponent struggling to get back on his feet. "

Lors du match de catch, le lutteur le plus fort a exécuté deux puissantes bombes, laissant son adversaire peiner à se relever.

sport entertainment action

noun

Ecstasy, pilule

A recreational drug ground up, wrapped, and swallowed.

"He took two "bombs" before the rave to keep him going all night. "

Il a pris deux "pilules" avant la rave pour tenir toute la nuit.

medicine substance

noun

Bombes, plongeon en boule

An act of jumping into water while keeping one's arms and legs tucked into the body, as in a squatting position, to maximize splashing.

"The children did bombs into the pool, sending water splashing everywhere and soaking anyone nearby. "

Les enfants ont fait des bombes dans la piscine, projetant de l'eau partout et trempant tous ceux qui se trouvaient à proximité.

sport entertainment action

verb

Bombarder, attaquer avec des bombes

To attack using one or more bombs; to bombard.

"The pilot bombs the enemy base. "

Le pilote bombarde la base ennemie.

military war weapon action

verb

Échouer lamentablement

To fail dismally.

"The comedian's new routine completely bombed; no one laughed at any of his jokes. "

La nouvelle routine de l'humoriste a complètement échoué ; personne n'a ri de ses blagues.

outcome entertainment sport business

verb

Faire une bombe

To jump into water in a squatting position, with the arms wrapped around the legs.

"The children loved to bombs into the pool after school. "

Les enfants adoraient faire des bombes dans la piscine après l'école.

sport action entertainment

verb

Bourdonner, vrombir

To sound; to boom; to make a humming or buzzing sound.

"The alarm clock bombed loudly, waking everyone in the house. "

Le réveil a vrombi bruyamment, réveillant tout le monde dans la maison.

sound

verb

Taguer, recouvrir de graffitis

To cover an area in many graffiti tags.

"The local teenagers bombed the abandoned train car with colorful graffiti tags. "

Les adolescents du coin ont tagué le wagon de train abandonné avec des graffitis colorés.

art culture property

verb

Sur-chlorer une piscine

To add an excessive amount of chlorine to a pool when it has not been maintained properly.

"Because the pool was green and cloudy after weeks of neglect, the lifeguard decided to bombs it with chlorine. "

Parce que la piscine était verte et trouble après des semaines de négligence, le maître-nageur a décidé de la sur-chlorer.

utility environment service technical

verb

Se saouler, se cuiter

To make oneself drunk.

"He bombed out on the celebratory beers after work, feeling quite intoxicated. "

Il s'est cuité avec les bières de célébration après le travail, se sentant complètement ivre.

drink

verb

Foncer, débouler

(especially with along, down, up etc.) To move at high speed.

"I was bombing down the road on my motorbike."

Je fonçais sur la route à moto.

action vehicle way