Definition of bomb shelter in English:

bomb shelter

noun

An enclosed space or structure designed to protect people from explosive weapons such as bombs or missiles.
escalating violence forced much of the country into bomb shelters
Example sentencesExamples
- Bomb shelters in basements or backyards abounded, and schoolchildren built models of shelters for science fairs.
- The droning wail of air raid sirens drives the citizens of Tokyo into bomb shelters or into the surrounding countryside.
- We were neck deep in the Cold War, and building a bomb shelter still seemed like a pretty good idea.
- To avoid being struck by bombshells and bullets, my entire family descended to the dark bomb shelter below our house and hid.
- We went right down to our bomb shelter once we heard all the blasting.
- Its basement resembles a bomb shelter; tiny cylinders of canned food and miniature battle plans and maps are visible inside.
- Colonel Wilson had enough food to last for two years, you know, in his bomb shelter.
- I woke up on the hard floor of the bomb shelter.
- In 1948-1952, Harry S. Truman remodeled the interior and added the Truman Balcony and a bomb shelter.
- One survivor had gone to a bomb shelter when the sirens sounded.

Definition of bomb shelter in US English:

bomb shelter

noun

An enclosed space or structure designed to protect people from explosive weapons such as bombs or missiles.
escalating violence forced much of the country into bomb shelters
Example sentencesExamples
- We were neck deep in the Cold War, and building a bomb shelter still seemed like a pretty good idea.
- In 1948-1952, Harry S. Truman remodeled the interior and added the Truman Balcony and a bomb shelter.
- The droning wail of air raid sirens drives the citizens of Tokyo into bomb shelters or into the surrounding countryside.
- We went right down to our bomb shelter once we heard all the blasting.
- I woke up on the hard floor of the bomb shelter.
- Bomb shelters in basements or backyards abounded, and schoolchildren built models of shelters for science fairs.
- One survivor had gone to a bomb shelter when the sirens sounded.
- Its basement resembles a bomb shelter; tiny cylinders of canned food and miniature battle plans and maps are visible inside.
- Colonel Wilson had enough food to last for two years, you know, in his bomb shelter.
- To avoid being struck by bombshells and bullets, my entire family descended to the dark bomb shelter below our house and hid.

词汇	bomb shelter
释义	Definition of bomb shelter in English: bomb shelter noun An enclosed space or structure designed to protect people from explosive weapons such as bombs or missiles. escalating violence forced much of the country into bomb shelters Example sentencesExamples Bomb shelters in basements or backyards abounded, and schoolchildren built models of shelters for science fairs. The droning wail of air raid sirens drives the citizens of Tokyo into bomb shelters or into the surrounding countryside. We were neck deep in the Cold War, and building a bomb shelter still seemed like a pretty good idea. To avoid being struck by bombshells and bullets, my entire family descended to the dark bomb shelter below our house and hid. We went right down to our bomb shelter once we heard all the blasting. Its basement resembles a bomb shelter; tiny cylinders of canned food and miniature battle plans and maps are visible inside. Colonel Wilson had enough food to last for two years, you know, in his bomb shelter. I woke up on the hard floor of the bomb shelter. In 1948-1952, Harry S. Truman remodeled the interior and added the Truman Balcony and a bomb shelter. One survivor had gone to a bomb shelter when the sirens sounded. Definition of bomb shelter in US English: bomb shelter noun An enclosed space or structure designed to protect people from explosive weapons such as bombs or missiles. escalating violence forced much of the country into bomb shelters Example sentencesExamples We were neck deep in the Cold War, and building a bomb shelter still seemed like a pretty good idea. In 1948-1952, Harry S. Truman remodeled the interior and added the Truman Balcony and a bomb shelter. The droning wail of air raid sirens drives the citizens of Tokyo into bomb shelters or into the surrounding countryside. We went right down to our bomb shelter once we heard all the blasting. I woke up on the hard floor of the bomb shelter. Bomb shelters in basements or backyards abounded, and schoolchildren built models of shelters for science fairs. One survivor had gone to a bomb shelter when the sirens sounded. Its basement resembles a bomb shelter; tiny cylinders of canned food and miniature battle plans and maps are visible inside. Colonel Wilson had enough food to last for two years, you know, in his bomb shelter. To avoid being struck by bombshells and bullets, my entire family descended to the dark bomb shelter below our house and hid.
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