Definition of detonator in English:

detonator

noun ˈdɛtəneɪtəˈdɛtnˌeɪdər

1A device or small sensitive charge used to detonate an explosive.
雷管，起爆管；起爆剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Once they've uncovered the ordnance, they use plastic explosive and then hook detonators and time fuses up to it, so they can light the fuse and get to a safe distance before it explodes.
- He said security agencies seized missiles, rockets, detonators, electronic surveillance equipment and other ammunition planned for use in terror attacks.
- He had separated the fuse and the detonator from the plastic explosive.
- The suicide jacket is essentially a bomb kit worn as a waistcoat next to the skin, fashioned from canvas and with plastic explosives and a detonator secreted in four pockets.
- You need plastic explosives, detonators, volunteers and somewhere to groom your potential martyrs and build your bomb.
- Also found were stacks of rocket and mortar launchers, several anti-aircraft machine guns, several boxes of plastic explosives with detonators and other equipment for making bombs and booby traps, said Sgt.
- His bag contained bomb-making equipment, guns, imitation explosives, three detonators and a rifle magazine holding five dummy bullets.
- Greek special forces have captured a freighter carrying 680 tons of explosives, along with detonators and fuses, bound for North Africa.
- The house was searched and alleged to contain guns, explosives and detonators.
- Fears of terrorism have been high in the Russian capital since last October's seizure of a Moscow theatre by scores of Chechen militants, including women carrying explosives and detonators.
- At other locations, U S troops detained 48 suspects and found weapons including bombs, rocket-propelled grenade launchers, explosives and detonators.
- Officers said that carnage had only been avoided on Thursday because the bombers had used faulty home-made detonators to trigger their devices.
- In addition to seven cars rigged with explosives, the guardsmen found 30 rocket-propelled grenades, high-powered rifles, mortars and remote control detonators.
- Fake explosives, detonators and real guns were taken undetected on to a British Airways flight between Manchester and Gatwick on Friday in a security test.
- The group has access to at least small stocks of artillery ammunition, detonators, and explosives.
- On Friday, police confiscated a huge haul of explosives, detonators and weapons from a bomb-making factory in the central Javanese town of Semarang.
- The package contained five sticks of M - 112 explosive linked by wires to detonators, an alarm clock and batteries.
- They were held after a rifle, two handguns, ammunition and a bomb detonator were discovered at a house Lurgan, Co Armagh.
- It is understood a detonator on the device went off but the main package did not explode.
- As the camera zooms it, the object is revealed to be a detonator for an explosive device.
1. 1.1British
  another term for fog signal
  Example sentencesExamples
  Audible signals are principally the locomotive whistle and the detonator (torpedo).
  Known by railroad men simply as a torpedo, this is a small detonator fastened to the rail and set off by a locomotive's passing wheels.

Definition of detonator in US English:

detonator

nounˈdɛtnˌeɪdərˈdetnˌādər

1A device or small sensitive charge used to detonate an explosive.
雷管，起爆管；起爆剂
Example sentencesExamples
- His bag contained bomb-making equipment, guns, imitation explosives, three detonators and a rifle magazine holding five dummy bullets.
- He had separated the fuse and the detonator from the plastic explosive.
- Officers said that carnage had only been avoided on Thursday because the bombers had used faulty home-made detonators to trigger their devices.
- The package contained five sticks of M - 112 explosive linked by wires to detonators, an alarm clock and batteries.
- It is understood a detonator on the device went off but the main package did not explode.
- On Friday, police confiscated a huge haul of explosives, detonators and weapons from a bomb-making factory in the central Javanese town of Semarang.
- The suicide jacket is essentially a bomb kit worn as a waistcoat next to the skin, fashioned from canvas and with plastic explosives and a detonator secreted in four pockets.
- He said security agencies seized missiles, rockets, detonators, electronic surveillance equipment and other ammunition planned for use in terror attacks.
- You need plastic explosives, detonators, volunteers and somewhere to groom your potential martyrs and build your bomb.
- At other locations, U S troops detained 48 suspects and found weapons including bombs, rocket-propelled grenade launchers, explosives and detonators.
- Fake explosives, detonators and real guns were taken undetected on to a British Airways flight between Manchester and Gatwick on Friday in a security test.
- Also found were stacks of rocket and mortar launchers, several anti-aircraft machine guns, several boxes of plastic explosives with detonators and other equipment for making bombs and booby traps, said Sgt.
- Fears of terrorism have been high in the Russian capital since last October's seizure of a Moscow theatre by scores of Chechen militants, including women carrying explosives and detonators.
- The house was searched and alleged to contain guns, explosives and detonators.
- Once they've uncovered the ordnance, they use plastic explosive and then hook detonators and time fuses up to it, so they can light the fuse and get to a safe distance before it explodes.
- In addition to seven cars rigged with explosives, the guardsmen found 30 rocket-propelled grenades, high-powered rifles, mortars and remote control detonators.
- As the camera zooms it, the object is revealed to be a detonator for an explosive device.
- Greek special forces have captured a freighter carrying 680 tons of explosives, along with detonators and fuses, bound for North Africa.
- They were held after a rifle, two handguns, ammunition and a bomb detonator were discovered at a house Lurgan, Co Armagh.
- The group has access to at least small stocks of artillery ammunition, detonators, and explosives.
1. 1.1British
  another term for torpedo (sense 1 of the noun)
  Example sentencesExamples
  Known by railroad men simply as a torpedo, this is a small detonator fastened to the rail and set off by a locomotive's passing wheels.
  Audible signals are principally the locomotive whistle and the detonator (torpedo).

词汇	detonator
释义	Definition of detonator in English: detonator noun ˈdɛtəneɪtəˈdɛtnˌeɪdər 1A device or small sensitive charge used to detonate an explosive. 雷管，起爆管；起爆剂 Example sentencesExamples Once they've uncovered the ordnance, they use plastic explosive and then hook detonators and time fuses up to it, so they can light the fuse and get to a safe distance before it explodes. He said security agencies seized missiles, rockets, detonators, electronic surveillance equipment and other ammunition planned for use in terror attacks. He had separated the fuse and the detonator from the plastic explosive. The suicide jacket is essentially a bomb kit worn as a waistcoat next to the skin, fashioned from canvas and with plastic explosives and a detonator secreted in four pockets. You need plastic explosives, detonators, volunteers and somewhere to groom your potential martyrs and build your bomb. Also found were stacks of rocket and mortar launchers, several anti-aircraft machine guns, several boxes of plastic explosives with detonators and other equipment for making bombs and booby traps, said Sgt. His bag contained bomb-making equipment, guns, imitation explosives, three detonators and a rifle magazine holding five dummy bullets. Greek special forces have captured a freighter carrying 680 tons of explosives, along with detonators and fuses, bound for North Africa. The house was searched and alleged to contain guns, explosives and detonators. Fears of terrorism have been high in the Russian capital since last October's seizure of a Moscow theatre by scores of Chechen militants, including women carrying explosives and detonators. At other locations, U S troops detained 48 suspects and found weapons including bombs, rocket-propelled grenade launchers, explosives and detonators. Officers said that carnage had only been avoided on Thursday because the bombers had used faulty home-made detonators to trigger their devices. In addition to seven cars rigged with explosives, the guardsmen found 30 rocket-propelled grenades, high-powered rifles, mortars and remote control detonators. Fake explosives, detonators and real guns were taken undetected on to a British Airways flight between Manchester and Gatwick on Friday in a security test. The group has access to at least small stocks of artillery ammunition, detonators, and explosives. On Friday, police confiscated a huge haul of explosives, detonators and weapons from a bomb-making factory in the central Javanese town of Semarang. The package contained five sticks of M - 112 explosive linked by wires to detonators, an alarm clock and batteries. They were held after a rifle, two handguns, ammunition and a bomb detonator were discovered at a house Lurgan, Co Armagh. It is understood a detonator on the device went off but the main package did not explode. As the camera zooms it, the object is revealed to be a detonator for an explosive device. 1.1British another term for fog signal Example sentencesExamples Audible signals are principally the locomotive whistle and the detonator (torpedo). Known by railroad men simply as a torpedo, this is a small detonator fastened to the rail and set off by a locomotive's passing wheels. Definition of detonator in US English: detonator nounˈdɛtnˌeɪdərˈdetnˌādər 1A device or small sensitive charge used to detonate an explosive. 雷管，起爆管；起爆剂 Example sentencesExamples His bag contained bomb-making equipment, guns, imitation explosives, three detonators and a rifle magazine holding five dummy bullets. He had separated the fuse and the detonator from the plastic explosive. Officers said that carnage had only been avoided on Thursday because the bombers had used faulty home-made detonators to trigger their devices. The package contained five sticks of M - 112 explosive linked by wires to detonators, an alarm clock and batteries. It is understood a detonator on the device went off but the main package did not explode. On Friday, police confiscated a huge haul of explosives, detonators and weapons from a bomb-making factory in the central Javanese town of Semarang. The suicide jacket is essentially a bomb kit worn as a waistcoat next to the skin, fashioned from canvas and with plastic explosives and a detonator secreted in four pockets. He said security agencies seized missiles, rockets, detonators, electronic surveillance equipment and other ammunition planned for use in terror attacks. You need plastic explosives, detonators, volunteers and somewhere to groom your potential martyrs and build your bomb. At other locations, U S troops detained 48 suspects and found weapons including bombs, rocket-propelled grenade launchers, explosives and detonators. Fake explosives, detonators and real guns were taken undetected on to a British Airways flight between Manchester and Gatwick on Friday in a security test. Also found were stacks of rocket and mortar launchers, several anti-aircraft machine guns, several boxes of plastic explosives with detonators and other equipment for making bombs and booby traps, said Sgt. Fears of terrorism have been high in the Russian capital since last October's seizure of a Moscow theatre by scores of Chechen militants, including women carrying explosives and detonators. The house was searched and alleged to contain guns, explosives and detonators. Once they've uncovered the ordnance, they use plastic explosive and then hook detonators and time fuses up to it, so they can light the fuse and get to a safe distance before it explodes. In addition to seven cars rigged with explosives, the guardsmen found 30 rocket-propelled grenades, high-powered rifles, mortars and remote control detonators. As the camera zooms it, the object is revealed to be a detonator for an explosive device. Greek special forces have captured a freighter carrying 680 tons of explosives, along with detonators and fuses, bound for North Africa. They were held after a rifle, two handguns, ammunition and a bomb detonator were discovered at a house Lurgan, Co Armagh. The group has access to at least small stocks of artillery ammunition, detonators, and explosives. 1.1British another term for torpedo (sense 1 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples Known by railroad men simply as a torpedo, this is a small detonator fastened to the rail and set off by a locomotive's passing wheels. Audible signals are principally the locomotive whistle and the detonator (torpedo).
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