detonate

英 [ˈdetəneɪt]

美 [ˈdetəneɪt]

v.  (使)爆炸; 引爆; 起爆

过去分词：detonated　过去式：detonated　现在分词：detonating　第三人称单数：detonates　

GRETEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.19272 / COCA.12637

牛津词典

verb

• （使）爆炸；引爆；起爆
  to explode, or to make a bomb or other device explode
  1. Two other bombs failed to detonate.
     另外两枚炸弹未引爆。

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG 引爆；起爆;（使）爆炸
  If someonedetonatesa device such as a bomb, or if itdetonates, it explodes.
  1. France is expected to detonate its first nuclear device in the next few days...
     法国预计将在几天后引爆其首枚核装置。
  2. An explosive device detonated on the roof of the building.
     一个爆炸装置在该楼的楼顶爆炸了。

英英释义

verb

• burst and release energy as through a violent chemical or physical reaction
  1. The Molotov cocktail exploded
  Synonym:explodeblow up
• cause to burst with a violent release of energy
  1. We exploded the nuclear bomb
  Synonym:explodeblow upset off

双语例句

• Write down the location and the kind of bomb, how it will detonate, etc.
  详细准确记录爆炸物的地点、类型、方式等有关情况。
• On that occasion, when gunmen planted explosives, they failed to detonate.
  在事故地点，歹徒安放了炸药，介是他们没有成功引爆。
• It's gonna detonate unless we fry the charge.
  除非我们烧掉电路，否则会引爆的。
• An engineer tried to detonate the mine.
  一名工程师试图引爆地雷。
• I told him to detonate it here. that's who I am.
  我告诉他在这引爆，这就是我。
• It is much easier to detonate a mixture of air and fuel if it is highly compressed prior to ( or during) the ignition process.
  这是非常容易引爆的空气和燃料如果是高度压缩之前（或期间）点火过程的混合物。
• We are prepared to detonate ourselves along with our captives.
  我们已准备好与人质同归于尽了。
• It could take less than a bomb to detonate such a situation.
  鉴于此，或许不用一颗导弹就能引发两国间当前的紧张局势了。
• The warhead is set to detonate just above the target to maximise the damage.
  弹头被设定正好在目标上方来引爆来获得损害最大值。
• An explosive device detonated on the roof of the building.
  一个爆炸装置在该楼的楼顶爆炸了。