Definition of mushroom cloud in English:

mushroom cloud

noun

A mushroom-shaped cloud of dust and debris formed after a nuclear explosion.
Example sentencesExamples
- Why does an atomic explosion create a mushroom cloud?
- The cold war with communism consumed us, along with a hot war in Southeast Asia and riots over the racial divide. We lived in the shadow of a mushroom cloud.
- A huge mushroom cloud rose into the air and debris scattered around them.
- The British government now faces another legal action from the widow of a pilot who flew through the mushroom cloud from a nuclear test in 1958.
- Then there is the flash of brilliant light on the horizon, followed impossibly quickly by a blast of intense heat and the billowing of a mushroom cloud.
- We expected it to be the nuclear mushroom cloud - the shape that has haunted our imaginations since Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
- In the descriptions of the atomic blast, Hersey makes no mention of the fireball and mentions the mushroom cloud only once.
- He wouldn't have words like mushroom cloud, atomic bomb, or nuclear holocaust.
- The nine-hour eruption blew over or killed nearly 230 square miles of forest and sent a mushroom cloud of ash thousands of feet into the sky.
- To his horror, he saw the mushroom cloud of a tremendous explosion about fifty miles away.
- Little within a radius of 2km survived the blast and subsequent fires, which produced a mushroom cloud that rose to a height of 13 km.
- She invoked the image of a mushroom cloud over the United States.
- The chilling reminder of the mushroom cloud, the darkest cloud the world has seen, hangs over us all as we try to stop this horror.
- ‘It was black smoke, just like a mushroom cloud after a nuclear bomb,’ said the man.
- If you have ever seen video footage of a nuclear explosion and the resulting mushroom cloud, chances are that footage came from one of these aboveground tests.
- This is accompanied by a picture of what is, undeniably, the mushroom cloud of a nuclear explosion.
- There was a giant explosion, a flash of blinding light, and the whole nighttime desert seemed to billow up into a boiling mushroom cloud.
- Many of them have to compose themselves regularly to overcome grief at what the atomic bomb did and the mushroom cloud it left.
- The explosion blasted the vessel into fragments, split the bed of the harbour and sent a mushroom cloud of smoke and debris surging three miles into the sky.
- He was challenging the nuclear claim made by the vice president, which was central to the argument, the case for war, the smoking gun in the form of a mushroom cloud.

Definition of mushroom cloud in US English:

mushroom cloud

nounˈməʃˌrum ˌklaʊd

A mushroom-shaped cloud of dust and debris formed after a nuclear explosion.
Example sentencesExamples
- A huge mushroom cloud rose into the air and debris scattered around them.
- Many of them have to compose themselves regularly to overcome grief at what the atomic bomb did and the mushroom cloud it left.
- He was challenging the nuclear claim made by the vice president, which was central to the argument, the case for war, the smoking gun in the form of a mushroom cloud.
- The cold war with communism consumed us, along with a hot war in Southeast Asia and riots over the racial divide. We lived in the shadow of a mushroom cloud.
- The nine-hour eruption blew over or killed nearly 230 square miles of forest and sent a mushroom cloud of ash thousands of feet into the sky.
- Then there is the flash of brilliant light on the horizon, followed impossibly quickly by a blast of intense heat and the billowing of a mushroom cloud.
- She invoked the image of a mushroom cloud over the United States.
- The British government now faces another legal action from the widow of a pilot who flew through the mushroom cloud from a nuclear test in 1958.
- Little within a radius of 2km survived the blast and subsequent fires, which produced a mushroom cloud that rose to a height of 13 km.
- If you have ever seen video footage of a nuclear explosion and the resulting mushroom cloud, chances are that footage came from one of these aboveground tests.
- The chilling reminder of the mushroom cloud, the darkest cloud the world has seen, hangs over us all as we try to stop this horror.
- ‘It was black smoke, just like a mushroom cloud after a nuclear bomb,’ said the man.
- There was a giant explosion, a flash of blinding light, and the whole nighttime desert seemed to billow up into a boiling mushroom cloud.
- He wouldn't have words like mushroom cloud, atomic bomb, or nuclear holocaust.
- In the descriptions of the atomic blast, Hersey makes no mention of the fireball and mentions the mushroom cloud only once.
- We expected it to be the nuclear mushroom cloud - the shape that has haunted our imaginations since Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
- Why does an atomic explosion create a mushroom cloud?
- The explosion blasted the vessel into fragments, split the bed of the harbour and sent a mushroom cloud of smoke and debris surging three miles into the sky.
- This is accompanied by a picture of what is, undeniably, the mushroom cloud of a nuclear explosion.
- To his horror, he saw the mushroom cloud of a tremendous explosion about fifty miles away.

单词	mushroom cloud
释义	Definition of mushroom cloud in English: mushroom cloud noun A mushroom-shaped cloud of dust and debris formed after a nuclear explosion. Example sentencesExamples Why does an atomic explosion create a mushroom cloud? The cold war with communism consumed us, along with a hot war in Southeast Asia and riots over the racial divide. We lived in the shadow of a mushroom cloud. A huge mushroom cloud rose into the air and debris scattered around them. The British government now faces another legal action from the widow of a pilot who flew through the mushroom cloud from a nuclear test in 1958. Then there is the flash of brilliant light on the horizon, followed impossibly quickly by a blast of intense heat and the billowing of a mushroom cloud. We expected it to be the nuclear mushroom cloud - the shape that has haunted our imaginations since Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In the descriptions of the atomic blast, Hersey makes no mention of the fireball and mentions the mushroom cloud only once. He wouldn't have words like mushroom cloud, atomic bomb, or nuclear holocaust. The nine-hour eruption blew over or killed nearly 230 square miles of forest and sent a mushroom cloud of ash thousands of feet into the sky. To his horror, he saw the mushroom cloud of a tremendous explosion about fifty miles away. Little within a radius of 2km survived the blast and subsequent fires, which produced a mushroom cloud that rose to a height of 13 km. She invoked the image of a mushroom cloud over the United States. The chilling reminder of the mushroom cloud, the darkest cloud the world has seen, hangs over us all as we try to stop this horror. ‘It was black smoke, just like a mushroom cloud after a nuclear bomb,’ said the man. If you have ever seen video footage of a nuclear explosion and the resulting mushroom cloud, chances are that footage came from one of these aboveground tests. This is accompanied by a picture of what is, undeniably, the mushroom cloud of a nuclear explosion. There was a giant explosion, a flash of blinding light, and the whole nighttime desert seemed to billow up into a boiling mushroom cloud. Many of them have to compose themselves regularly to overcome grief at what the atomic bomb did and the mushroom cloud it left. The explosion blasted the vessel into fragments, split the bed of the harbour and sent a mushroom cloud of smoke and debris surging three miles into the sky. He was challenging the nuclear claim made by the vice president, which was central to the argument, the case for war, the smoking gun in the form of a mushroom cloud. Definition of mushroom cloud in US English: mushroom cloud nounˈməʃˌrum ˌklaʊd A mushroom-shaped cloud of dust and debris formed after a nuclear explosion. Example sentencesExamples A huge mushroom cloud rose into the air and debris scattered around them. Many of them have to compose themselves regularly to overcome grief at what the atomic bomb did and the mushroom cloud it left. He was challenging the nuclear claim made by the vice president, which was central to the argument, the case for war, the smoking gun in the form of a mushroom cloud. The cold war with communism consumed us, along with a hot war in Southeast Asia and riots over the racial divide. We lived in the shadow of a mushroom cloud. The nine-hour eruption blew over or killed nearly 230 square miles of forest and sent a mushroom cloud of ash thousands of feet into the sky. Then there is the flash of brilliant light on the horizon, followed impossibly quickly by a blast of intense heat and the billowing of a mushroom cloud. She invoked the image of a mushroom cloud over the United States. The British government now faces another legal action from the widow of a pilot who flew through the mushroom cloud from a nuclear test in 1958. Little within a radius of 2km survived the blast and subsequent fires, which produced a mushroom cloud that rose to a height of 13 km. If you have ever seen video footage of a nuclear explosion and the resulting mushroom cloud, chances are that footage came from one of these aboveground tests. The chilling reminder of the mushroom cloud, the darkest cloud the world has seen, hangs over us all as we try to stop this horror. ‘It was black smoke, just like a mushroom cloud after a nuclear bomb,’ said the man. There was a giant explosion, a flash of blinding light, and the whole nighttime desert seemed to billow up into a boiling mushroom cloud. He wouldn't have words like mushroom cloud, atomic bomb, or nuclear holocaust. In the descriptions of the atomic blast, Hersey makes no mention of the fireball and mentions the mushroom cloud only once. We expected it to be the nuclear mushroom cloud - the shape that has haunted our imaginations since Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Why does an atomic explosion create a mushroom cloud? The explosion blasted the vessel into fragments, split the bed of the harbour and sent a mushroom cloud of smoke and debris surging three miles into the sky. This is accompanied by a picture of what is, undeniably, the mushroom cloud of a nuclear explosion. To his horror, he saw the mushroom cloud of a tremendous explosion about fifty miles away.
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