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Merriam-Webster's Advanced Learner's Dictionary

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bomb

¹ bomb /ˈbɑːm/ noun

plural bombs

¹ bomb

/ˈbɑːm/

noun

plural bombs

Learner's definition of BOMB

a [count] : a device that is designed to explode in order to injure or kill people or to damage or destroy property炸弹；爆炸装置

A bomb went off downtown.一颗炸弹在闹市区爆炸。
The bomb is set to detonate at 3:00. = The bomb will blow up at 3:00.炸弹将在3点钟引爆。
Many bombs were dropped on the city during the war.战争期间许多炸弹投到了这座城市。
They hid/planted a bomb in the building.他们在这幢楼里藏匿/安装了一颗炸弹。
a pipe bomb [=a bomb made from a piece of pipe]爆破筒
a suicide bomb [=a bomb carried by someone who plans to be killed by it when it explodes]自杀式炸弹

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

a bomb explosion/blast炸弹爆炸
a bomb site [=a place where a bomb has exploded]炸弹爆炸现场
Someone called in a bomb threat [=a message saying that a bomb is located in a particular place], so the building was evacuated.有人发出炸弹恐吓信息，所以大楼里的人都被疏散了。
a bomb squad [=a group of people who have the job of preventing bombs from causing damage or injury]排爆小组

b the bomb : nuclear weapons核武器

countries that have the bomb拥有核武器的国家

[count] US, informal : something that is a complete failure彻底的失败 — usually singular通常用单数

The movie was a bomb. [=flop]这部电影很失败。

a the bomb US slang : something or someone that is very good很好的人；很好的事

Their new album is the bomb. [=their new album is great]他们的新专辑太棒了。

b [singular] British, informal : something that is very successful成功之事

The party went down/like a bomb [=the party was a success], and everybody enjoyed themselves.聚会很成功，每个人都很尽兴。

[count]

a American football : a long pass长传；长传球

The quarterback threw a bomb to the wide receiver.四分卫抛了一个长传球给外接手。

b basketball : a long shot远投

She's good at shooting three-point bombs.她擅长投三分球。

c baseball : a long home run（击得远的）本垒打

He hit a three-run bomb over the left field wall.他击出一个得三分的左外野本垒打。

[singular] British, informal : a large amount of money大笔钱

She paid a bomb for the car.她买车花了一大笔钱。
I'm looking for a new computer that doesn't cost a bomb.我想买台不太贵的新电脑。

drop a bomb

informal or drop the bomb

: to do or say something that is very shocking and unexpected（说或做）令人震惊的事，出人意料的事

She dropped a bomb with her resignation. [=her resignation was a complete surprise]她的辞职令人震惊。
She dropped the bomb on her husband and asked for a divorce.她提出离婚，这让她丈夫非常吃惊。

² bomb /ˈbɑːm/ verb

bombs; bombed; bombing

² bomb

/ˈbɑːm/

verb

bombs; bombed; bombing

Learner's definition of BOMB

[+ object] : to attack (a place or people) with a bomb or many bombs轰炸；对…投炸弹

The city was heavily bombed during the war.这座城市在战争期间遭到了猛烈的轰炸。
The planes flew 200 miles to bomb their target.飞机飞出200英里去轰炸目标。

a [no object] informal : to fail completely大败；惨败

The plan bombed (out).计划彻底失败了。
The movie bombed at the box office.这部电影的票房收入极差。
The play bombed on Broadway.这部剧在百老汇演砸了。
He bombed at/in his first performance.他的第一次演出以失败告终。

b [+ object] US slang : to fail (a test)（考试）不及格

I completely bombed my math exam.我数学考试不及格。

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] informal : to move or go very quickly迅速移动；疾行

A car was bombing down the highway.一辆汽车在公路上飞驰。
teenagers bombing around in a convertible坐在敞篷车里飙车兜风的青少年

[+ object]

a US, sports : to hit (a ball) very hard重击（球）

He bombed a homer in the ninth inning.他在第九局击出一个本垒打。

b baseball : to score many runs against (a pitcher)（从某个投手那里）大量得分

The relief pitcher was bombed in the ninth inning.替补投手在第九局丢了好几分。

— bombing

noun, plural bombings

[noncount]

The city was subjected to heavy bombing during the war.这座城市在战争期间遭到了猛烈的轰炸。