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| génér. |
Bombe f; Flügelmine f; Abwurfwaffe f; mit Bomben belegen; mit Bomben schmeißen; rasen; zischen; bombardieren; fegen; zerbomben |
| amér. |
durchfallen |
| amér., inform. |
ein Reinfall sein Veranstaltung |
| astr. |
moustaches |
| inform. |
bomben |
| métall. |
Schichtdruckmessgerät m |
| phys. |
Absturz m |
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| génér. |
vulkanische Bombe |
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| amér. |
ein Reinfall sein (Veranstaltung) |
| ordin. |
abschiessen; explodieren; zerknallen |
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| abrév. |
bb; bombardier |
| argot. |
bad (The movie was a bomb) |
| ciném. |
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. |
| milit., abrév. |
bom |
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| abrév. |
Bane Of Mind Blowers; Black Optimistic Men and Brothers |
| abrév., aviat. |
bombardment |
| abrév., milit., aviat. |
bombing, bombardment |
| abrév., musiq. |
Bicentennial One Man Band |
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| abrév. |
Bollocks, Our Mate's Been Shagged! |
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| abrév. |
bombardment |
