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bomb

[bɔm] n
gen. Bombe f; Flügelmine f; Abwurfwaffe f; mit Bomben belegen; mit Bomben schmeißen; rasen; zischen; bombardieren; fegen; zerbomben
amer. durchfallen
amer., inf. ein Reinfall sein Veranstaltung
astr. moustaches
inf. bomben
met. Schichtdruckmessgerät m
phys. Absturz m
tech. Fluegelmine f
lava bomb [bɔm] n
gen. vulkanische Bombe
bomb [bɔm] v
amer. ein Reinfall sein (Veranstaltung)
comp. abschiessen; explodieren; zerknallen
tech. belegen mit Bomben; Bomben werfen
 English thesaurus
bomb [bɔm] abbr.
abbr. bb; bombardier
cinema A movie which is a financial disaster. Exception: in the United Kingdom, when used with "down" e.g. "went down a bomb", the term means a rousing success.
mil., abbr. bom
slang bad (The movie was a bomb)
bomb. abbr.
abbr. bombardment
BOMB [bɔm] abbr.
abbr. Bane Of Mind Blowers; Black Optimistic Men and Brothers
abbr., avia. bombardment
abbr., mil., avia. bombing, bombardment
abbr., mus. Bicentennial One Man Band
BOMBS abbr.
abbr. Bollocks, Our Mate's Been Shagged!
bomb
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