Definition of bazooka in English:

bazooka

noun bəˈzuːkəbəˈzukə

1A short-range tubular rocket launcher used against tanks.
（反坦克）火箭筒
Example sentencesExamples
- For distance lovers, a wanzer can be equipped with rocket launchers or bazookas to finish off opponents from a distance.
- They bristled with unfamiliar weapons like bazookas and didn't even look like American soldiers.
- Billed as the biggest in Canada, Bigfoot offers not just normal paintball guns but also grenades and bazookas.
- At some stage you had poaching even by the military - we have records of animals being slaughtered from helicopters, with bazookas and tanks.
- Marines searched the compound to find several rooms piled high with deadly mortars, anti-tank guns, bazookas, rockets and tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition.
- Even some of the armored vehicles had been knocked out with salvaged grenades and commandeered bazookas and anti-tank weapons.
- In total, there are eight heavy guns like the bazooka and assault rifle, two pistols and five miscellaneous weapons such as the harpoon and crossbow.
- Glass boxes were stacked upon each other, each containing one type of rifle or explosive device, from the silent gun to the bazooka, time bombs to grenades.
- Of course, this budget does not include ammunition for heavy-duty guns such as armored vehicles, tanks, bazookas, bombs, grenades and fire bullets that can annihilate entire villages.
- The tank was nearly on top of them when the bazooka was finally fired.
- We got basic training with rifles, pistols, bazookas, machine guns, hand grenades and hand-to-hand combat.
- This also made effective such rocket weapons as the bazooka and panzerfaust but it was also used to increase the potency of plastic explosives, and even semi-armour-piercing bombs.
- There are machine-guns, a hand grenade and a bazooka.
- He made it sound like something from World War II, complete with tanks, bazookas, and troops.
- When the professional robbers among them raid a bank or an armored car delivering cash, they do so with bazookas and rocket launchers, and dress in paramilitary uniforms.
- Troops deploying for the North Africa Campaign were issued antitank rockets, known as bazookas, with no previous instruction as to their technical or tactical employment.
- It carried two large containers; one empty, the other stuffed with rocket-propelled grenades, bazookas and thousands of rounds of ammunition.
- Several of the Guardians had range weapons like bazookas or flame-throwers.
- There were men all over the place, carrying every kind of rocket launcher, grenade launcher, bazooka, or projectile weapon they had.
- Machine guns, flamethrowers, grenades, bazooka and sniper rifles have been conveniently left lying around for your use.
Synonyms
chest, bosom, breasts
2A kazoo shaped like a trumpet.
长号式笛子
Example sentencesExamples
- Among the heavy drums he sat and played the bazooka, played the sweet bazooka.
- James played the bazooka.
- They make a bon fire for cooking and for light, and they eat, drink, play the bazooka, and dance under the brilliant, white moon.
- Norville State School student Lauren Thrupp waits for her cue to play the bazooka during the combined schools performance in the CBD on Thursday.

Origin

1930s (in sense 2; originally US): apparently from US slang bazoo in the original sense 'kazoo'.

Rhymes

euchre, farruca, lucre, palooka, pooka, rebuker, snooker, Stuka, verruca

Definition of bazooka in US English:

bazooka

nounbəˈzo͞okəbəˈzukə

1A short-range tubular rocket launcher used against tanks.
（反坦克）火箭筒
Example sentencesExamples
- Billed as the biggest in Canada, Bigfoot offers not just normal paintball guns but also grenades and bazookas.
- At some stage you had poaching even by the military - we have records of animals being slaughtered from helicopters, with bazookas and tanks.
- Glass boxes were stacked upon each other, each containing one type of rifle or explosive device, from the silent gun to the bazooka, time bombs to grenades.
- The tank was nearly on top of them when the bazooka was finally fired.
- He made it sound like something from World War II, complete with tanks, bazookas, and troops.
- They bristled with unfamiliar weapons like bazookas and didn't even look like American soldiers.
- Machine guns, flamethrowers, grenades, bazooka and sniper rifles have been conveniently left lying around for your use.
- Troops deploying for the North Africa Campaign were issued antitank rockets, known as bazookas, with no previous instruction as to their technical or tactical employment.
- There were men all over the place, carrying every kind of rocket launcher, grenade launcher, bazooka, or projectile weapon they had.
- Several of the Guardians had range weapons like bazookas or flame-throwers.
- Even some of the armored vehicles had been knocked out with salvaged grenades and commandeered bazookas and anti-tank weapons.
- It carried two large containers; one empty, the other stuffed with rocket-propelled grenades, bazookas and thousands of rounds of ammunition.
- This also made effective such rocket weapons as the bazooka and panzerfaust but it was also used to increase the potency of plastic explosives, and even semi-armour-piercing bombs.
- For distance lovers, a wanzer can be equipped with rocket launchers or bazookas to finish off opponents from a distance.
- In total, there are eight heavy guns like the bazooka and assault rifle, two pistols and five miscellaneous weapons such as the harpoon and crossbow.
- Of course, this budget does not include ammunition for heavy-duty guns such as armored vehicles, tanks, bazookas, bombs, grenades and fire bullets that can annihilate entire villages.
- Marines searched the compound to find several rooms piled high with deadly mortars, anti-tank guns, bazookas, rockets and tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition.
- We got basic training with rifles, pistols, bazookas, machine guns, hand grenades and hand-to-hand combat.
- When the professional robbers among them raid a bank or an armored car delivering cash, they do so with bazookas and rocket launchers, and dress in paramilitary uniforms.
- There are machine-guns, a hand grenade and a bazooka.
Synonyms
chest, bosom, breasts
2A kazoo shaped like a trumpet.
长号式笛子
Example sentencesExamples
- Among the heavy drums he sat and played the bazooka, played the sweet bazooka.
- Norville State School student Lauren Thrupp waits for her cue to play the bazooka during the combined schools performance in the CBD on Thursday.
- James played the bazooka.
- They make a bon fire for cooking and for light, and they eat, drink, play the bazooka, and dance under the brilliant, white moon.

Origin

1930s (in bazooka (sense 2); originally US): apparently from US slang bazoo in the original sense ‘kazoo’.

词汇	bazooka
释义	Definition of bazooka in English: bazooka noun bəˈzuːkəbəˈzukə 1A short-range tubular rocket launcher used against tanks. （反坦克）火箭筒 Example sentencesExamples For distance lovers, a wanzer can be equipped with rocket launchers or bazookas to finish off opponents from a distance. They bristled with unfamiliar weapons like bazookas and didn't even look like American soldiers. Billed as the biggest in Canada, Bigfoot offers not just normal paintball guns but also grenades and bazookas. At some stage you had poaching even by the military - we have records of animals being slaughtered from helicopters, with bazookas and tanks. Marines searched the compound to find several rooms piled high with deadly mortars, anti-tank guns, bazookas, rockets and tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition. Even some of the armored vehicles had been knocked out with salvaged grenades and commandeered bazookas and anti-tank weapons. In total, there are eight heavy guns like the bazooka and assault rifle, two pistols and five miscellaneous weapons such as the harpoon and crossbow. Glass boxes were stacked upon each other, each containing one type of rifle or explosive device, from the silent gun to the bazooka, time bombs to grenades. Of course, this budget does not include ammunition for heavy-duty guns such as armored vehicles, tanks, bazookas, bombs, grenades and fire bullets that can annihilate entire villages. The tank was nearly on top of them when the bazooka was finally fired. We got basic training with rifles, pistols, bazookas, machine guns, hand grenades and hand-to-hand combat. This also made effective such rocket weapons as the bazooka and panzerfaust but it was also used to increase the potency of plastic explosives, and even semi-armour-piercing bombs. There are machine-guns, a hand grenade and a bazooka. He made it sound like something from World War II, complete with tanks, bazookas, and troops. When the professional robbers among them raid a bank or an armored car delivering cash, they do so with bazookas and rocket launchers, and dress in paramilitary uniforms. Troops deploying for the North Africa Campaign were issued antitank rockets, known as bazookas, with no previous instruction as to their technical or tactical employment. It carried two large containers; one empty, the other stuffed with rocket-propelled grenades, bazookas and thousands of rounds of ammunition. Several of the Guardians had range weapons like bazookas or flame-throwers. There were men all over the place, carrying every kind of rocket launcher, grenade launcher, bazooka, or projectile weapon they had. Machine guns, flamethrowers, grenades, bazooka and sniper rifles have been conveniently left lying around for your use. Synonyms chest, bosom, breasts 2A kazoo shaped like a trumpet. 长号式笛子 Example sentencesExamples Among the heavy drums he sat and played the bazooka, played the sweet bazooka. James played the bazooka. They make a bon fire for cooking and for light, and they eat, drink, play the bazooka, and dance under the brilliant, white moon. Norville State School student Lauren Thrupp waits for her cue to play the bazooka during the combined schools performance in the CBD on Thursday. Origin 1930s (in sense 2; originally US): apparently from US slang bazoo in the original sense 'kazoo'. Rhymes euchre, farruca, lucre, palooka, pooka, rebuker, snooker, Stuka, verruca Definition of bazooka in US English: bazooka nounbəˈzo͞okəbəˈzukə 1A short-range tubular rocket launcher used against tanks. （反坦克）火箭筒 Example sentencesExamples Billed as the biggest in Canada, Bigfoot offers not just normal paintball guns but also grenades and bazookas. At some stage you had poaching even by the military - we have records of animals being slaughtered from helicopters, with bazookas and tanks. Glass boxes were stacked upon each other, each containing one type of rifle or explosive device, from the silent gun to the bazooka, time bombs to grenades. The tank was nearly on top of them when the bazooka was finally fired. He made it sound like something from World War II, complete with tanks, bazookas, and troops. They bristled with unfamiliar weapons like bazookas and didn't even look like American soldiers. Machine guns, flamethrowers, grenades, bazooka and sniper rifles have been conveniently left lying around for your use. Troops deploying for the North Africa Campaign were issued antitank rockets, known as bazookas, with no previous instruction as to their technical or tactical employment. There were men all over the place, carrying every kind of rocket launcher, grenade launcher, bazooka, or projectile weapon they had. Several of the Guardians had range weapons like bazookas or flame-throwers. Even some of the armored vehicles had been knocked out with salvaged grenades and commandeered bazookas and anti-tank weapons. It carried two large containers; one empty, the other stuffed with rocket-propelled grenades, bazookas and thousands of rounds of ammunition. This also made effective such rocket weapons as the bazooka and panzerfaust but it was also used to increase the potency of plastic explosives, and even semi-armour-piercing bombs. For distance lovers, a wanzer can be equipped with rocket launchers or bazookas to finish off opponents from a distance. In total, there are eight heavy guns like the bazooka and assault rifle, two pistols and five miscellaneous weapons such as the harpoon and crossbow. Of course, this budget does not include ammunition for heavy-duty guns such as armored vehicles, tanks, bazookas, bombs, grenades and fire bullets that can annihilate entire villages. Marines searched the compound to find several rooms piled high with deadly mortars, anti-tank guns, bazookas, rockets and tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition. We got basic training with rifles, pistols, bazookas, machine guns, hand grenades and hand-to-hand combat. When the professional robbers among them raid a bank or an armored car delivering cash, they do so with bazookas and rocket launchers, and dress in paramilitary uniforms. There are machine-guns, a hand grenade and a bazooka. Synonyms chest, bosom, breasts 2A kazoo shaped like a trumpet. 长号式笛子 Example sentencesExamples Among the heavy drums he sat and played the bazooka, played the sweet bazooka. Norville State School student Lauren Thrupp waits for her cue to play the bazooka during the combined schools performance in the CBD on Thursday. James played the bazooka. They make a bon fire for cooking and for light, and they eat, drink, play the bazooka, and dance under the brilliant, white moon. Origin 1930s (in bazooka (sense 2); originally US): apparently from US slang bazoo in the original sense ‘kazoo’.
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