bomb out
英 [bɒm aʊt]
美 [bɑːm aʊt]
（建筑物、地区、家园）被炸毁; 被炸得无家可归
柯林斯词典
英英释义
verb
- make somebody homeless by destroying their houses with bombs
双语例句
- Bomb threats that led to the evacuations of four Harvard University campus buildings this week were made by a student trying to get out of taking a final exam, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.
联邦检察官周二称，哈佛大学因受到爆炸威胁紧急疏散了四所建筑里的人群，而发出爆炸威胁的是一名企图逃避期末考试的哈佛本校学生。 - The blast from the bomb blew out all the windows in the area.
炸弹爆炸的冲击波震破了这个地区的所有窗户。 - The bomb blew all the windows out.
炸弹把所有窗门都炸毁了。 - After a bomb explodes nearby and the dust settles, soldiers in a foxhole sometimes break out laughing.
炸弹在附近爆炸，尘土飞扬，散兵坑里的士兵有时便开始大笑。 - The main threat a North Korean bomb poses to China is indirect: it might persuade Japan to arm itself with nuclear weapons too, though Japan rules this out for now.
朝鲜拥有核武器对中国只会产生间接威胁：这只能促使日本开始研制核武器，尽管日本现在将核武器排除在外。 - Which means that, while I was playing sports and auditioning for musicals in a Connecticut middle school, she was cowering in a bomb shelter five nights out of seven, trying not to die.
也就是说，当我在康乃狄克州的中学进行体育活动、参加音乐剧试演的时候，她则一个礼拜有五天晚上躲在防空洞壕里免于一死。 - London had been bombed out
伦敦已经被炸得面目全非。 - On 27 October they were bombed out.
在10月27号他们的家园被炸毁了。 - In war, the best idea is to bomb the hell out of the other country.
在战争中，最好的办法是炸毁敌对的国家。 - Direct bombing, in which throwing bombs at jumping, but also put the bomb thrown out directly to the enemy.
可以直接扔炸弹，也可以在跳跃中扔炸弹，还能把扔出的炸弹直接推向敌人。