missiles

英 [ˈmɪsaɪlz]

美 [ˈmɪsəlz]

n.  导弹; 发射物; 投掷物
missile的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 导弹;飞弹
  Amissileis a tube-shaped weapon that travels long distances through the air and explodes when it reaches its target.
  1. The authorities offered to stop firing missiles if the rebels agreed to stop attacking civilian targets.
     当局表示，如果叛乱分子答应停止攻击平民目标，就不再发射导弹。
  2. ...nuclear missiles.
     核弹
• N-COUNT （作为武器的）投掷物，抛掷物，发射物
  Anything that is thrown as a weapon can be called amissile.
  1. The football supporters began throwing missiles, one of which hit the referee.
     足球迷们开始扔东西，其中还砸到了裁判一次。
• See also:cruise missileguided missile

双语例句

• Here the army has its ranges where Rapier missiles and other weaponry are tested
  军方在这儿有发射场，“长剑”导弹等武器都在这里进行试验。
• Now you see all those tanks, missiles and aircraft.
  现在你看到的都是坦克、导弹和飞机。
• It appears that some missiles have been moved
  一些导弹似乎已经被移走了。
• Rasmussen stressed the threat of ballistic missiles, saying more than 30 countries have such technology.
  拉斯穆森强调指出弹道导弹的威胁，表示目前已有30多个国家掌握了这种技术。
• The missiles emerge from the underbelly of the transport plane.
  导弹从那架运输机的底部飞了出来。
• Most of those aircraft are capable of launching anti-ship missiles.
  这些飞机中的大部分都能发射反舰导弹。
• The missiles missed their target
  导弹没有击中目标。
• He is very keen to reach agreement with the US on reducing long-range nuclear missiles.
  他很想和美国达成协议，减少远程核导弹的数量。
• They have removed all tactical nuclear missiles that could strike Europe.
  他们已经拆除所有能够袭击欧洲的战术核导弹。
• They have the aircraft capable of doing significant damage, because most of those aircraft are capable of launching anti-ship missiles.
  他们拥有具有强大杀伤力的飞机，因为那些飞机多数都能发射反舰导弹。