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词汇 dirty bomb
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Definition of dirty bomb in English:

dirty bomb

noun
  • A conventional bomb that contains radioactive material.

    脏弹(含有放射性材料的常规炸弹)

    Example sentencesExamples
    • He also told of a trip to Africa to buy radioactive materials for a dirty bomb from renegade Russians.
    • In this work the editors have assembled a group of authors focused on ‘new threats’ to American security - biological, dirty bombs, and cyber attacks.
    • I mean if it's the same people who stole the truck they've got nuclear material, high explosive and that is a dirty bomb.
    • The radioactive material would be ideal for making a dirty bomb, a potentially devastating terrorist weapon that can be built cheaply and easily.
    • The basic goal of the dirty bomb is to spread radioactive material in the form of a dust cloud, over a large geographical area.
    • What makes dirty bombs particularly troublesome is that radioactivity, like fire, is something we deal with on a daily basis.
    • Terrorists, suitcase bombs, anthrax, radiological dirty bombs, and improvised explosive devices dominate the new strategic lexicon.
    • Federal officials say he spoke with al Qaeda about exploding a radioactive dirty bomb somewhere in the United States.
    • They fear a hijacked oil tanker could be rigged with explosives or a radioactive dirty bomb could be smuggled ashore in a shipping container.
    • A dirty bomb would use explosives to spread radioactive material across a wide area with potentially devastating results.
    • They'll just get the weapons in anyhow, dirty bombs, clean bombs, or blow up one of the 103 nuclear power plants in America.
    • We agree with Buscombe that radionuclear threats are of low probability and the radioactive materials used for making dirty bombs pose the highest threat to the terrorists themselves.
    • Seattle will pretend it's been hit by a radioactive dirty bomb, and Chicago health workers will face a strange flu-like illness.
    • He was originally accused of plotting to detonate a radioactive dirty bomb in the U.S. and has been held without charges for more than three years.
    • If we allow that to happen, dirty bomb or no dirty bomb, they've attained their objective.
    • The attorney general accused him of trying to build and detonate a radioactive dirty bomb somewhere in the United States.
    • We were looking for shoe bombs, car bombs, human bombs, dirty bombs, smart bombs - - not bird bombs.
    • Radioactive materials that could be used in dirty bombs have recently been confiscated at checkpoints along the borders of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

Definition of dirty bomb in US English:

dirty bomb

noun
  • A nuclear weapon improvised from radioactive nuclear waste material and conventional explosives.

    Example sentencesExamples
    • They fear a hijacked oil tanker could be rigged with explosives or a radioactive dirty bomb could be smuggled ashore in a shipping container.
    • Terrorists, suitcase bombs, anthrax, radiological dirty bombs, and improvised explosive devices dominate the new strategic lexicon.
    • What makes dirty bombs particularly troublesome is that radioactivity, like fire, is something we deal with on a daily basis.
    • We agree with Buscombe that radionuclear threats are of low probability and the radioactive materials used for making dirty bombs pose the highest threat to the terrorists themselves.
    • He was originally accused of plotting to detonate a radioactive dirty bomb in the U.S. and has been held without charges for more than three years.
    • We were looking for shoe bombs, car bombs, human bombs, dirty bombs, smart bombs - - not bird bombs.
    • The attorney general accused him of trying to build and detonate a radioactive dirty bomb somewhere in the United States.
    • In this work the editors have assembled a group of authors focused on ‘new threats’ to American security - biological, dirty bombs, and cyber attacks.
    • The radioactive material would be ideal for making a dirty bomb, a potentially devastating terrorist weapon that can be built cheaply and easily.
    • Seattle will pretend it's been hit by a radioactive dirty bomb, and Chicago health workers will face a strange flu-like illness.
    • Radioactive materials that could be used in dirty bombs have recently been confiscated at checkpoints along the borders of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
    • If we allow that to happen, dirty bomb or no dirty bomb, they've attained their objective.
    • A dirty bomb would use explosives to spread radioactive material across a wide area with potentially devastating results.
    • Federal officials say he spoke with al Qaeda about exploding a radioactive dirty bomb somewhere in the United States.
    • He also told of a trip to Africa to buy radioactive materials for a dirty bomb from renegade Russians.
    • They'll just get the weapons in anyhow, dirty bombs, clean bombs, or blow up one of the 103 nuclear power plants in America.
    • The basic goal of the dirty bomb is to spread radioactive material in the form of a dust cloud, over a large geographical area.
    • I mean if it's the same people who stole the truck they've got nuclear material, high explosive and that is a dirty bomb.
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