nukes

英 [njuːks]

美 [njuːks]

v.  用核武器攻击
n.  核武器
nuke的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 核武器
  Anukeis a nuclear weapon.
  1. They have nukes, and if they're sufficiently pushed, they'll use them.
     他们拥有核武器，如果逼得太紧，他们就有可能会使用。
• VERB 对…进行核打击
  If one countrynukesanother, it attacks it using nuclear weapons.
  1. He wanted to nuke the area.
     他想用核弹轰掉那个地区。

双语例句

• He was responsible for those nukes.
  他应该对那些核弹负责。
• Existing stocks, former nukes and reprocessed fuel provide the rest.
  现有储量、原先的核武器以及再加工燃料都提供了剩余的需求。
• I wonder if China will arm the space station with nukes
  我在想中国是否会用核武器武装空间站
• But my responsibility is to stop these nukes.
  可我的责任就是阻止那些核弹爆炸。
• The country could have as many as eight deployable nukes, or it might have none at all.
  朝鲜可用的核武器可能多达8枚，但也可能一枚都没有。
• As nukes move to sea, dual-use platforms that can be used for both conventional and nuclear weapons create an even more hazardous ambiguity than they do on land.
  当核潜艇驶向海洋时，可以同时用于常规武器和核武器的双重用途平台会产生一种甚至比他们在陆地上使用时，更危险的歧义。
• It was his job to releasethe old nukes.
  他的工作是将废旧的核武器。
• We go to India and look for nukes.
  我们却来印度找核武器。
• I think he meant using nukes to stop Chinafrom surpassing US if US cannot stop China with economic method.
  我猜他的想法是，如果美国不能依靠经济方法阻止中国，那么美国将会动用核武器。
• Even if states did scrap all their nukes, most would retain the knowledge and the ability to build a nuclear weapon quickly.
  即使各国都销毁了所有核武器，大多也都会保留相关知识和迅速制造出核武器的能力。