nuke 的 3 个定义
- a nuclear or thermonuclear weapon.
- a nuclear power plant or nuclear reactor.
- nuclear energy: to convert from coal to nuke.
- of or relating to a nuclear or thermonuclear weapon or to a nuclear plant.
nuked, nuk·ing.
- to attack, defeat, or destroy with or as if with nuclear weapons.
- Slang. to cook or bake in a microwave oven.
nuke 近义词
nuclear weapon
attack with nuclear weapons
nuke 的近义词 8 个
nuke 的反义词 3 个
cook
更多nuke例句
- Microwaveable slippers can be nuked right up to a comfortable lounging temperature.
- With ANC turned on, I could still hear traffic and street noise that I’d expect a more robust system from Bose or Sony to completely nuke.
- There was a point where every single match we played, we would be getting nukes.
- In their July 2018 Nature Astronomy paper, they mention Musk directly, shooting down his idea of terraforming by nuking Mars’ polar ice caps.
- As a half-step toward that, others are calling a “partial nuke” or a “mini-nuke.”
- I happen to agree that the Iranian regime is repugnant and that we'd be much better off if they remain nuke-free.
- Here we seem to have a case of nuke-washing (or radioactive cleansing, as it were), with two possible explanations.
- In response to the revelation the Mormon Church had donated considerable cash to the cause, cries went up to “Nuke Utah.”
- Or perhaps, this time, the North might not explode a nuke—it might sink another South Korea naval vessel, as it did in 2010.
- Today as well, politicians from both parties simply assume that Iran is pursuing a nuke.