explosive
爆炸物
definition
noun
The enemy rained down explosives and incendiary bombs and then dumped barrels of oil onto the flames.
a substance that can be made to explode, especially any of those used in bombs or shells.
adjective
an explosive device
able or likely to shatter violently or burst apart, as when a bomb explodes.
translation of 'explosive'
noun
爆炸物
adjective
激烈的,
热烈的,
爆炸的,
爆破的
example
This is not to say that there has been an 'explosive' upsurge in strike activity; that workers are on the march; that they are winning left, right and centre.
The captain did the only sane thing to do in a very 'explosive' situation.
Since then, the argument goes, there has been an 'explosive' increase in the quantity of money in circulation, mainly due to the creation of credit.
The most 'explosive' growth in global e-commerce sales is taking place in Europe, according to IDC.
The 'explosive' growth in the volatility of interest rates and prices is finally over.
If and when prosecutions arise, the effect could be politically 'explosive' !
In other words, the body is primed for rapid and 'explosive' muscle growth.
His 'explosive' temper not only caused an opposing player's arm to be broken, it sullied the reputation of one of his players.
The 'explosive' growth of hedge funds has certainly increased the volatility of markets.
The flowering of classic Russian cuisine coincided with the rapid economic expansion and 'explosive' growth of the middle class in the aftermath of Alexander II's liberal reforms.
Neither gun nor 'explosive' technology made really dramatic advances among the Allied technological establishments.
Increased birth rates and immigration have resulted in 'explosive' growth in elementary and secondary school student enrollments.
The league, moving in their habitually mysterious ways, think the club have been ‘excessive’ in response to a moderately 'explosive' controversy.
The tremendous speed with which they abandoned all their previous standpoints is a measure of the depth and extent of the 'explosive' contradictions tearing society apart.
Behind this shift has been a truly 'explosive' rate of increase in personal sector borrowing.
The cultivation of genetically modified crops is increasing at an 'explosive' rate, now covering a global area more than two times the size of the United Kingdom.
They knew for some time that this highly 'explosive' material had disappeared.
In reality, the psychiatrist, a loose canon with an 'explosive' temper, is more in need of anger management than his client.
The article contained potentially 'explosive' material, yet its contents pass by the editors without comment.
As we reported, the military today said it discovered sarin nerve gas in an 'explosive' device, an artillery shell, in fact.
An 'explosive' increase in car ownership is blamed for a sharp rise in unhealthy emissions.
The prime minister has once again gambled on an 'explosive' acceleration in economic growth that has yet to materialise.
This guy's nasty, 'explosive' temper outweighs his good points by far!
To complete the illusion, a small 'explosive' charge was to go off in the grocery bag.
Whatever the motive for the shooting, political experts are quick to point out that even the threat of political violence can have an 'explosive' effect.
The situation is indeed 'explosive' to say the least.
In a separate incident, a branch near the capital was damaged by a 'explosive' device made from small cooking gas cylinders.
Dramatic improvement in storage technology, coupled with the 'explosive' growth of the Internet, has fundamentally changed the way in which storage is used.
In other words, the 'explosive' increase in the number of passenger cars and licensed drivers over the past decade resulted in poor education in driving etiquette and traffic rules.
‘You drop a tank of fuel and a small 'explosive' charge to burst it apart,’ he explained.
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