warhead

英 [ˈwɔːhed]

美 [ˈwɔːrhed]

n.  (导弹的)弹头

复数：warheads　

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Collins.1 / BNC.17262 / COCA.9836

牛津词典

noun

• （导弹的）弹头
  the explosive part of a missile
  1. nuclear warheads
     核弹头

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (***或导弹的)弹头
  Awarheadis the front part of a bomb or missile where the explosives are carried.
  1. ...nuclear warheads.
     核弹头

英英释义

noun

• the front part of a guided missile or rocket or torpedo that carries the nuclear or explosive charge or the chemical or biological agents
  Synonym:payloadload

双语例句

• Obviously, the detonation of a nuclear warhead is a high-amplitude event.
  很明显，核弹头的引爆是一个高烈度事件。
• Future advances may provide the compactness needed to weaponize the capability in a bomb or missile warhead.
  未来的科技进展可能提供装入***或导弹战斗部内且具有武器功能的小型电磁脉冲装置。
• Scientists will soon be able to observe the first instants after a nuclear warhead detonates.
  科学家不久将能观察到核弹头爆炸的第一瞬间。
• The missile warhead hit the target, effecting a nuclear explosion.
  导弹弹头命中目标，完成了一次核爆炸。
• We suspect the warhead was stolen from your lab.
  我们怀疑弹头被从您的实验室窃取了。
• The warhead attitude control system is one of the important parts of warhead control system for ballistic missiles, but it is difficult to optimize the system in design because of its nonlinearity.
  弹头姿态控制系统是弹道导弹弹头控制技术的重要组成部分，但由于系统中明显包含非线性环节，所以造成设计时系统优化困难。
• Explosive power of a bomb or warhead carried in an aircraft or a missile
  （飞行器或导弹所携的***或弹头的）炸药量
• The intelligence apparently helped their scientists build a miniaturized nuclear warhead.
  情报人员显然地帮助了他们的科学家发展小型核弹头。
• The payload of a ballistic missile is its warhead.
  一枚弹道导弹的有效载荷是它的弹头。
• And if that was not enough, its warhead was designed initially without a proximity fuse.
  而且是不足的，它弹头设计最初没有近炸引信。