firepower

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfirepowerfire‧pow‧er /ˈfaɪəˌpaʊə $ ˈfaɪrˌpaʊr/ noun [uncountable] 1 WEAPON technical the number of weapons that an army, military vehicle etc has available2 the amount of something important or necessary that is available There is no shortage of financial firepower to fund atomic research.Examples from the Corpusfirepower• Beyond the rubble stood a chest of treasure with more healing potions and firepower beneath its lid.• And there is no shortage of financial firepower to fund that search for growth.• He figured he stood better chances shooting it out with federal agents who had more firepower.• The battle was won by classic military tactics and superior firepower.

单词	firepower
释义	firepower From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfirepowerfire‧pow‧er /ˈfaɪəˌpaʊə $ ˈfaɪrˌpaʊr/ noun [uncountable] 1 WEAPON technical the number of weapons that an army, military vehicle etc has available2 the amount of something important or necessary that is available There is no shortage of financial firepower to fund atomic research.Examples from the Corpusfirepower• Beyond the rubble stood a chest of treasure with more healing potions and firepower beneath its lid.• And there is no shortage of financial firepower to fund that search for growth.• He figured he stood better chances shooting it out with federal agents who had more firepower.• The battle was won by classic military tactics and superior firepower.
随便看	in the final analysis in the final/last analysis in the firing line in the first instance in the first person in the first place in the flesh in the fond belief that in the fond hope that in the fond hope/belief that in the forces in the foreseeable future in the foreseeable future in the form of in the form of something in the forties in the front in the front front in the front line in the front line in the front of in the fullness of time in the gallery in the guise of in the hall