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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Wasserstoffbombe
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wasserstoffbombe
hydrogen bomb
Wasserstoffbombe
f
mil.
fusion bomb, hydrogen bomb
Wasserstoffbombe
f
, H-Bombe
f
mil.
H-bomb
Bombe
f
; Abwurfwaffe
f
mil.
Bomben
pl
; Abwurfwaffen
pl
Atombombe
f
; Nuklearbombe
f
; A-Bombe
f
Blitzlichtbombe
f
Brandbombe
f
Leuchtbombe
f
Napalmbombe
f
Neutronenbombe
f
Plutoniumbombe
f
Rohrbombe
f
Splitterbombe
f
Sprengbombe
f
Streubombe
f
; Schüttbombe
f
; Kassettenbombe
f
Wasserstoffbombe
f
; H-Bombe
f
; thermonukleare Bombe
f
Bombe mit Detonationsdruckzündung
Bombe mit verzögerter Zündung
gelenkte Bombe
ungelenkte Bombe
f
; Freifallbombe
f
nicht detonierte Bombe
schmutzige Bombe; radiologische Dispersionsvorrichtung (konventioneller Sprengsatz der radioaktives Material verstreut)
eine Bombe scharfmachen
eine Bombe auf ein Ziel abwerfen
eine Brandbombe auf ein Ziel abwerfen
v
(an einem Ort) eine Bombe legen deponieren
eine Bombe zünden
die Bombe explodiert
Das Zimmer sah aus als hätte eine Bombe eingeschlagen.
bomb
bombs
nuclear bomb; A-bomb; atomic bomb
photoflash bomb
firebomb; incendiary bomb
flare bomb; illuminating bomb
napalm bomb
neutron bomb
plutonium bomb
pipe bomb
scatter bomb; fragmentation bomb
high-explosive bomb
cluster bomb
hydrogen bomb; H-bomb; fusion bomb; thermonuclear bomb
concussion bomb
delayed-action bomb
blind smart bomb; blind bomb
unguided bomb; free-fall bomb; gravity bomb
unexploded bomb
dirty bomb; radiological dispersal device RDD
to arm a bomb
to drop a bomb on a target
to firebomb a target
to plant a bomb (in a place)
to detonate a bomb
the bomb explodes goes off
The room looked like a bomb had hit it.
Bombe
f
mil.
Bomben
pl
Atombombe
f
; Nuklearbombe
f
; A-Bombe
f
bakteriologische Bombe
Blitzlichtbombe
f
Brandbombe
f
Dreiphasenbombe
f
; Drei-F-Bombe
f
Fassbombe
f
Fliegerbombe
f
; Abwurfwaffe
f
gelenkte Bombe; intelligente Bombe
Kernspaltungsbombe
f
Kobaltbombe
f
lasergeführte Bombe
Leuchtbombe
f
Nagelbombe
f
Napalmbombe
f
Neutronenbombe
f
; N-Bombe
Plutoniumbombe
f
Rohrbombe
f
selbstgesteuerte; präzisionsgelenkte Bombe
Splitterbombe
f
Sprengbombe
f
Stachelbombe
f
hist.
Streubombe
f
; Schüttbombe
f
; Kassettenbombe
f
ungelenkte Bombe
unsaubere Bombe (mit radiologischer Wirkung)
Wasserstoffbombe
f
; H-Bombe
f
; thermonukleare Bombe
f
Bombe mit Detonationsdruckzündung
Bombe mit verzögerter Zündung
ungelenkte Bombe
f
; Freifallbombe
f
nicht detonierte Bombe
schmutzige Bombe; radiologische Dispersionsvorrichtung (konventioneller Sprengsatz, der radioaktives Material verstreut)
eine Bombe scharfmachen
eine Bombe auf ein Ziel abwerfen
eine Brandbombe auf ein Ziel abwerfen
v
(an einem Ort) eine Bombe legen deponieren
eine Bombe zünden
die Bombe explodiert
Das Zimmer sah aus als hätte eine Bombe eingeschlagen.
bomb
bombs
nuclear bomb; A-bomb; atomic bomb
germ bomb
photoflash bomb
firebomb; incendiary bomb
three-F-bomb; fission-fusion-fission bomb
barrel bomb
aerial bomb
blind smart bomb; blind bomb; smart bomb
nuclear fission bomb
cobalt bomb
laser-guided bomb
flare bomb; illuminating bomb
nail bomb
napalm bomb
neutron bomb; N-bomb
plutonium bomb
pipe bomb
robot bomb; buzz bomb; flying bomb; smart bomb
scatter bomb; fragmentation bomb
high-explosive bomb
nose-spike bomb
cluster bomb
dumb bomb
salted bomb
hydrogen bomb; H-bomb; fusion bomb; thermonuclear bomb
concussion bomb
delayed-action bomb
unguided bomb; free-fall bomb; gravity bomb
unexploded bomb
dirty bomb; radiological dispersal device RDD
to arm a bomb
to drop a bomb on a target
to firebomb a target
to plant a bomb (in a place)
to detonate a bomb
the bomb explodes goes off
The room looked like a bomb had hit it.
Deutsche
Wasserstoffbombe Synonyme
Fusionsbombe
ÂH-Bombe
ÂWasserstoffbombe
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Wasserstoffbombe Synonym
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Englische
hydrogen bomb Synonyme
hydrogen
bomb
A-bomb
H-bomb
atomic bomb
atomic warhead
clean bomb
cobalt bomb
dirty bomb
fusion bomb
hell bomb
limited nuclear weapons
nuclear artillery
nuclear explosive
nuclear warhead
plutonium bomb
superbomb
tactical nuclear weapons
thermonuclear bomb
thermonuclear warhead
hydrogen
ate
acetify
acidify
acidulate
aerate
aerify
alkalify
alkalize
atomize
borate
carbonate
catalyze
chemical
chlorinate
distill
electrolyze
emit
etherify
etherize
evaporate
exhale
ferment
fluidize
fractionate
fume
fumigate
gasify
give off
homopolymerize
hydrate
hydroxylate
isomerize
nitrate
oxidize
oxygenate
pepsinate
perfume
peroxidize
phosphatize
polymerize
reduce
reek
send out
smoke
spray
steam
sublimate
sublime
sulfate
sulfatize
sulfonate
vaporize
volatilize
work
Wasserstoffbombe Definition
Bomb
(
n.
)
A
great
noise
Bomb
(
n.
)
A
shell
Bomb
(
n.
)
A
bomb
ketch.
Bomb
(
v.
t.)
To
bombard.
Bomb
(
v.
i.)
To
sound
Hydrogen
(
n.
)
A
gaseous
element,
colorless,
tasteless,
and
odorless,
the
lightest
known
substance,
being
fourteen
and
a
half
times
lighter
than
air
(hence
its
use
in
filling
balloons),
and
over
eleven
thousand
times
lighter
than
water.
It
is
very
abundant,
being
an
ingredient
of
water
and
of
many
other
substances,
especially
those
of
animal
or
vegetable
origin.
It
may
by
produced
in
many
ways,
but
is
chiefly
obtained
by
the
action
of
acids
(as
sulphuric)
on
metals,
as
zinc,
iron,
etc.
It
is
very
inflammable,
and
is
an
ingredient
of
coal
gas
and
water
gas.
It
is
standard
of
chemical
equivalents
or
combining
weights,
and
also
of
valence,
being
the
typical
monad.
Symbol
H.
Atomic
weight
1.
hydrogen bomb Bedeutung
aerosol
aerosol
container
aerosol
can
aerosol
bomb
spray
can
a
dispenser
that
holds
a
substance
under
pressure
and
that
can
release
it
as
a
fine
spray
(usually
by
means
of
a
propellant
gas)
atom
bomb
atomic
bomb
A-bomb
fission
bomb
plutonium
bomb
a
nuclear
weapon
in
which
enormous
energy
is
released
by
nuclear
fission
(splitting
the
nuclei
of
a
heavy
element
like
uranium
or
plutonium
)
balloon
bomb
Fugo
a
bomb
carried
by
a
balloon,
In
World
War
II
the
Japanese
launched
balloon
bombs
against
North
America
bomb
an
explosive
device
fused
to
explode
under
specific
conditions
bomb
calorimeter
bomb
strong
sealed
vessel
for
measuring
heat
of
combustion
bomb
rack
a
device
on
an
aircraft
for
carrying
bombs
bomb
shelter
airaid
shelter
bombproof
a
chamber
(often
underground)
reinforced
against
bombing
and
provided
with
food
and
living
facilities,
used
during
air
raids
briefcase
bomb
a
bomb
consisting
of
an
explosive
and
timer
hidden
inside
a
briefcase
Bunker
Buster
Guided
Bomb
Unit-
GBU-
a
,
pound
laser-guided
bomb
that
can
be
programmed
to
penetrate
to
a
given
depth
before
exploding,
used
to
penetrate
hardened
underground
facilities
buzz
bomb
robot
bomb
flying
bomb
doodlebug
V-
a
small
jet-propelled
winged
missile
that
carries
a
bomb
car
bomb
a
bomb
placed
in
a
car
and
wired
to
explode
when
the
ignition
is
started
or
by
remote
control
or
by
a
timing
device
chemical
bomb
gas
bomb
a
bomb
laden
with
chemical
agents
that
are
released
when
the
bomb
explodes
cherry
bomb
a
red
ball-shaped
firecracker
with
high
explosive
power
clean
bomb
an
atom
bomb
leaving
little
or
no
radioactive
contamination
cluster
bomb
bomb
consisting
of
a
canister
that
is
dropped
from
a
plane
and
that
opens
to
release
a
cluster
of
bomblets
(usually
fragmentation
bombs)
over
a
wide
area,
cluster
bombs
cannot
be
targeted
precisely
depth
charge
depth
bomb
a
bomb
that
explodes
at
a
preset
depth
under
water,
antisubmarine
device
dirty
bomb
an
atom
bomb
that
leaves
considerable
radioactive
contamination
dumb
bomb
gravity
bomb
a
bomb
that
falls
because
of
gravity
and
is
not
guided
to
a
target
fragmentation
bomb
antipersonnel
bomb
anti-personnel
bomb
daisy
cutter
a
bomb
with
onlytoper
cent
explosive
and
the
remainder
consisting
of
casings
designed
to
break
into
many
small
high-velocity
fragments,
most
effective
against
troops
and
vehicles
general-purpose
bomb
GP
bomb
a
large
bomb
(
to
,
pounds
that
is
%
explosive)
whose
explosion
creates
a
blast
and
whose
metal
casing
creates
some
fragmentation
effect
hydrogen
bomb
H-bomb
fusion
bomb
thermonuclear
bomb
a
nuclear
weapon
that
releases
atomic
energy
by
union
of
light
(hydrogen)
nuclei
at
high
temperatures
to
form
helium
incendiary
bomb
incendiary
firebomb
a
bomb
that
is
designed
to
start
fires,
is
most
effective
against
flammable
targets
(such
as
fuel)
laser-guided
bomb
LGB
a
smart
bomb
that
seeks
the
laser
light
reflected
off
of
the
target
and
uses
it
to
correct
its
descent,
laser-guided
bombs
cannot
be
used
in
cloudy
weather
letter
bomb
parcel
bomb
package
bomb
a
thin
explosive
device
inside
an
envelope
or
package
and
detonated
when
opened
megaton
bomb
a
nuclear
weapon
with
an
explosive
power
equivalent
to
one
million
tons
of
TNT
microwave
bomb
E-bomb
a
bomb
that
explodes
in
midair
and
releases
a
massive
burst
of
electromagnetic
energy
sufficient
to
disable
computers
and
telecommunications
without
killing
people
or
damaging
buildings
Molotov
cocktail
petrol
bomb
gasoline
bomb
a
crude
incendiary
bomb
made
of
a
bottle
filled
with
flammable
liquid
and
fitted
with
a
rag
wick
neutron
bomb
atom
bomb
that
produces
lethal
neutrons
with
less
blast
penetration
bomb
a
bomb
with
about
%
explosive
and
a
casing
designed
to
penetrate
hardened
targets
before
the
explosive
detonates
pipe
bomb
a
small
homemade
bomb
usually
contained
in
a
metal
pipe
plastic
bomb
a
bomb
made
of
plastic
explosive
remoteontrol
bomb
a
bomb
that
can
be
detonated
by
remote
control
seal
bomb
a
small
explosive
device
(resembling
a
firecracker)
that
is
used
underwater
in
order
to
frighten
mammals
away
from
fishing
grounds
shoe
bomb
an
explosive
device
concealed
inside
the
heel
and
sole
of
a
shoe
smart
bomb
a
bomb
that
can
be
guided
(by
a
laser
beam
or
radio)
to
its
target,
smart
bombs
have
revolutionized
aerial
bombardment
smoke
bomb
smoke
grenade
a
bomb
that
gives
off
thick
smoke
when
it
explodes,
used
to
make
a
smoke
screen
or
to
mark
a
position
stink
bomb
stench
bomb
a
small
bomb
designed
to
give
off
a
foul
odor
when
it
explodes
thermobaric
bomb
fuel-air
bomb
vacuum
bomb
volume-detonation
bomb
aerosol
bomb
a
bomb
that
uses
a
fuel-air
explosive,
a
thermobaric
bomb
can
create
overpressures
equal
to
an
atomic
bomb
time
bomb
infernal
machine
a
bomb
that
has
a
detonating
mechanism
that
can
be
set
to
go
off
at
a
particular
time
hydrogen
ion
concentration
the
number
of
moles
of
hydrogen
ions
per
cubic
decimeter
logic
bomb
slag
code
a
set
of
instructions
inserted
into
a
program
that
are
designed
to
execute
(or
`explode')
if
a
particular
condition
is
satisfied,
when
exploded
it
may
delete
or
corrupt
data,
or
print
a
spurious
message,
or
have
other
harmful
effects,
a
disgruntled
employee
planted
a
logic
bomb
turkey
bomb
dud
an
event
that
fails
badly
or
is
totally
ineffectual,
the
first
experiment
was
a
real
turkey,
the
meeting
was
a
dud
as
far
as
new
business
was
concerned
bomb
blast
the
explosion
of
a
bomb
bomb
site
an
area
in
a
town
that
has
been
devastated
by
bombs,
they
opened
a
parking
lot
on
the
bomb
site
hydrogen
ion
a
positively
charged
atom
of
hydrogen,
that
is
to
say,
a
normal
hydrogen
atomic
nucleus
sex
kitten
sexpot
sex
bomb
a
young
woman
who
is
thought
to
have
sex
appeal
hydrogen
bond
a
chemical
bond
consisting
of
a
hydrogen
atom
between
two
electronegative
atoms
(e.g.,
oxygen
or
nitrogen)
with
one
side
be
a
covalent
bond
and
the
other
being
an
ionic
bond
time
bomb
ticking
bomb
a
problematic
situation
that
will
eventually
become
dangerous
if
not
addressed,
India
is
a
demographic
time
bomb,
the
refugee
camp
is
a
ticking
bomb
waiting
to
go
off
hydrazoic
acid
azoimide
hydrogen
azide
HN
a
colorless
explosive
liquid
that
is
volatile
and
poisonous
and
foul-smelling
hydrogen
cyanide
a
highly
poisonous
gas
or
volatile
liquid
that
smells
like
bitter
almonds,
becomes
a
gas
at
arounddegree
Fahrenheit
and
is
most
dangerous
when
inhaled,
the
anhydride
of
hydrocyanic
acid,
used
in
manufacturing
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