detonative 的定义
- the act of detonating.
- an explosion.
- Machinery. the premature spontaneous burning of a fuel–air mixture in an internal-combustion engine due to the high temperature of air compressed in a cylinder.
detonative 近义词
等同于 explosive
更多detonative例句
- We hear more of Joan than Peter, and Dowd animates the text with unpredictable detonations.
- That would be unfortunate for his city, but not as unfortunate as the detonation of dozens of tons of volatile hydrocarbons.
- They said they hope whoever is responsible for the detonation pays for the costs of its aftermath.
- The scenario is still hypothetical, Caplan admits — more research is needed to determine if uranium snowflakes could really spur a stellar detonation.
- These include asteroid and comet impacts, the detonation of nearby supernovae, and dangerous stellar radiation from their host stars.
- In midafternoon we actually felt the detonation of two bombs a couple of miles away.
- One official surveying the destruction likened it to a nuclear detonation.
- I pretty much thought I was going to die in a nuclear detonation before I was 15.
- Krytrons are sophisticated triggers for the detonation of nuclear bombs.
- At that, there was what could only be described as a diva detonation.
- At the same instant a detonation was heard, and a bullet cut away a branch just over the Chiefs head.
- Two minutes afterwards the ship blew up with a glorious detonation.
- The word explosion is always used concretely (an explosion, or a detonation as chemists commonly call it).
- For a long time the detonation of the artillery and the rattle of musketry continued unabated.
- There was a flare of colored lights, a deafening detonation—and he felt himself knocked breathless against a wall.