firebomb

firebomb — 名詞

IPA/ˈfaɪəbɒm/
KK[fˈaɪɚbˌɑm]IPA/ˈfaɪərbɑːm/
  • firebombsingular
  • firebombsplural

1. a bomb used to set a building, vehicle, or another target on fire

1.名詞C2
釋義

燃燒彈

用來引燃目標的炸彈

a bomb used to set a building, vehicle, or another target on fire

例句

Police found a homemade firebomb under the steps of the town hall.

警方在市政廳台階下發現一枚土製燃燒彈。

find a homemade firebomb before an attack

During the protest, Eli saw a firebomb smash through the bakery window.

抗議期間,Eli 看見一枚燃燒彈砸穿麵包店的窗戶。

a firebomb thrown through a window

常見搭配
  • homemade firebomb
  • throw a firebomb
  • firebomb attack
  • firebomb under a doorway
同義詞
  • incendiary bomb

    is the broader formal term for a bomb designed to start fires

  • petrol bomb

    usually means a simple bottle weapon filled with fuel, especially in British English

  • Molotov cocktail

    names a hand-thrown improvised firebomb rather than every kind of firebomb

文法句型

a firebomb under a doorway

throw a firebomb at a building

find a homemade firebomb

用法筆記

Usually appears in news reports, police accounts, or history writing about attacks on places. It stresses the device's ability to start a fire, not a large blast.

常見錯誤

The wall cracked because the firebomb had a huge explosion.
The wall burned because the firebomb set the room on fire.
A firebomb is mainly described by the fire it starts, not by blast force.

firebomb — 動詞

IPA/ˈfaɪə.bɒm/
KK[fˈaɪɚbˌɑm]IPA/ˈfaɪr.bɑːm/

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