detonator

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Weapons, Industrydetonatordet‧o‧na‧tor /ˈdetəneɪtə $ -ər/ noun [countable] PMPMWTIa piece of equipment used to make a bomb etc explodeExamples from the Corpusdetonator• Later, the guard was forced to put on a belt packed with plastic explosives and connected to a detonator.• A detonator had failed to set it off.• It fires beer cans stuffed with concrete and dynamite detonators.• Benedita was a six-foot, three-inch detonator who exploded books full of theories and generalizations in minutes.• The wires had no detonators attached to the ends of them.• They jointly chose to ignore their employer's orders and statutory safety regulations, by testing detonators without taking shelter.

单词	detonator
释义	detonator From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Weapons, Industrydetonatordet‧o‧na‧tor /ˈdetəneɪtə $ -ər/ noun [countable] PMPMWTIa piece of equipment used to make a bomb etc explodeExamples from the Corpusdetonator• Later, the guard was forced to put on a belt packed with plastic explosives and connected to a detonator.• A detonator had failed to set it off.• It fires beer cans stuffed with concrete and dynamite detonators.• Benedita was a six-foot, three-inch detonator who exploded books full of theories and generalizations in minutes.• The wires had no detonators attached to the ends of them.• They jointly chose to ignore their employer's orders and statutory safety regulations, by testing detonators without taking shelter.
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