Summary
bomb {noun}
bombe · pétard · joint · flop · four · fiasco · bombe volcanique · appareil de radiothérapie
to bomb {verb}
bombarder · jeter des bombes · faire un four · critiquer férocement
English-French translation for "bomb"
"bomb" French translation
bomb {noun}
No injuries were reported and it appears the bomb may have exploded prematurely.
That same day, another bomb went off in the El Bodeguita del Medio restaurant.
On 13 August, a bomb went off in Tripoli, killing 15 people, including 10 soldiers.
Expression of sympathy in connection with the bomb attack in the Russian Federation
This provocative attitude places a time bomb under the Malino II agreement.
(g) Explosive charges, such as hand grenades, aerial bombs, fragmentation shells, petards, missiles and mines;
bomb {noun} [geol.]
bomb {noun} [med.]
to bomb {verb}
to bomb [bombed|bombed] {vb} (also: to batter, to shell, to strafe)
She added that the Israeli forces had even had the barbarity to bomb the hospital.
Why bomb a Yugoslavian car plant which also involved the killing of innocent civilians?
He was also accused of having threatened to bomb the Aswan Dam.
The Bush Administration has plans to bomb Baghdad, a city of five million people.
You cannot use F-16 planes to bomb facilities inside cities.
to bomb [bombed|bombed] {vb}
After 2000 years of Christianity we still revert to bomb, to maim and to kill.
to bomb [bombed|bombed] {vb} [Amer.] (also: to be a flop)
to bomb [bombed|bombed] {vb} [Amer.] [coll.]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "bomb":
© Princeton Universitybombard · fail · flunk · flush it · bomb calorimeter · turkey · dud
Usage examples
Usage examples for "bomb" in French
Similar words
bollocking · bollocks · Bologna · Bolognese · Bolshevism · bolster · bolstercase · bolt · bolts · bolus · bomb · bombardment · bombast · bombastic · bombed · bomber · bombing · bombings · bombproof · bombs · bombshell
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