There are 42 total results for your 爆弾 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
爆弾 see styles |
bakudan(p); bakudan ばくだん(P); バクダン |
(1) bomb; (2) (kana only) alcohol with liquor added (esp. wine-based shōchū highball, also beer with whiskey) |
擬爆弾 see styles |
gibakudan ぎばくだん |
dummy bomb |
核爆弾 see styles |
kakubakudan かくばくだん |
nuclear bomb |
E爆弾 see styles |
iibakudan / ibakudan イーばくだん |
{mil} e-bomb; electromagnetic bomb |
爆弾声明 see styles |
bakudanseimei / bakudanseme ばくだんせいめい |
bombshell announcement |
爆弾宣言 see styles |
bakudansengen ばくだんせんげん |
bombshell announcement (declaration) |
爆弾発表 see styles |
bakudanhappyou / bakudanhappyo ばくだんはっぴょう |
bombshell announcement (statement) |
爆弾発言 see styles |
bakudanhatsugen ばくだんはつげん |
bombshell announcement; bombshell statement |
人間爆弾 see styles |
ningenbakudan にんげんばくだん |
human bomb |
原子爆弾 see styles |
genshibakudan げんしばくだん |
(See 原爆) atomic bomb; A-bomb |
小包爆弾 see styles |
kozutsumibakudan こづつみばくだん |
parcel bomb; mail bomb; letter bomb |
手紙爆弾 see styles |
tegamibakudan てがみばくだん |
letter bomb |
時限爆弾 see styles |
jigenbakudan じげんばくだん |
time bomb |
気化爆弾 see styles |
kikabakudan きかばくだん |
fuel-air explosive; FAE |
水素爆弾 see styles |
suisobakudan すいそばくだん |
(See 水爆) hydrogen bomb |
汚い爆弾 see styles |
kitanaibakudan きたないばくだん |
(exp,n) dirty bomb; radiological dispersal device |
論理爆弾 see styles |
ronribakudan ろんりばくだん |
{comp} logic bomb |
音響爆弾 see styles |
onkyoubakudan / onkyobakudan おんきょうばくだん |
screamer bomb; sound bomb |
風船爆弾 see styles |
fuusenbakudan / fusenbakudan ふうせんばくだん |
fire balloon (experimental weapon launched by Japan during World War II); balloon bomb |
爆弾マーク see styles |
bakudanmaaku / bakudanmaku ばくだんマーク |
{comp} bomb |
爆弾低気圧 see styles |
bakudanteikiatsu / bakudantekiatsu ばくだんていきあつ |
bomb cyclone; explosive low-pressure system |
パイプ爆弾 see styles |
paipubakudan パイプばくだん |
pipe bomb |
ボール爆弾 see styles |
boorubakudan ボールばくだん |
ball bomb |
メール爆弾 see styles |
meerubakudan メールばくだん |
{comp} mail bomb |
中性子爆弾 see styles |
chuuseishibakudan / chuseshibakudan ちゅうせいしばくだん |
neutron bomb |
仕掛け爆弾 see styles |
shikakebakudan しかけばくだん |
booby trap explosive; booby trap bomb |
反陽子爆弾 see styles |
hanyoushibakudan / hanyoshibakudan はんようしばくだん |
antiproton bomb |
破砕性爆弾 see styles |
hasaiseibakudan / hasaisebakudan はさいせいばくだん |
daisy cutter bomb |
電磁波爆弾 see styles |
denjihabakudan でんじはばくだん |
(See E爆弾) electromagnetic bomb |
高性能爆弾 see styles |
kouseinoubakudan / kosenobakudan こうせいのうばくだん |
high-explosive bomb |
爆弾を抱える see styles |
bakudanokakaeru ばくだんをかかえる |
(exp,v1) (1) to carry a bomb; to have a bomb about to go off; (exp,v1) (2) to have an imminent problem; to be in danger of relapse |
コバルト爆弾 see styles |
kobarutobakudan コバルトばくだん |
cobalt bomb |
スマート爆弾 see styles |
sumaatobakudan / sumatobakudan スマートばくだん |
smart bomb |
メガトン爆弾 see styles |
megatonbakudan メガトンばくだん |
megaton bomb |
リチウム爆弾 see styles |
richiumubakudan リチウムばくだん |
lithium bomb |
ロジック爆弾 see styles |
rojikkubakudan ロジックばくだん |
{comp} logic bomb |
燃料気化爆弾 see styles |
nenryoukikabakudan / nenryokikabakudan ねんりょうきかばくだん |
fuel-air explosive; FAE |
クラスター爆弾 see styles |
kurasutaabakudan / kurasutabakudan クラスターばくだん |
cluster bomb |
プラスチック爆弾 see styles |
purasuchikkubakudan プラスチックばくだん |
plastic explosive |
プルトニウム爆弾 see styles |
purutoniumubakudan プルトニウムばくだん |
plutonium bomb |
サーモバリック爆弾 see styles |
saamobarikkubakudan / samobarikkubakudan サーモバリックばくだん |
thermobaric bomb |
Variations: |
subetenobakudannohaha すべてのばくだんのはは |
(exp,n) mother of all bombs; MOAB |
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