bomb

bomb
[bɒm]
sustantivo
1bomba (f)
  • to drop/plant a bomb -> arrojar/colocar una bomba
  • to go like a bomb (familiar) -> ir como una bala (go quickly) (británico)
  • it cost a bomb (familiar) -> costó un ojo de la cara (británico)
  • bomb disposal expert -> (experto (m) ) artificiero (m)
  • bomb scare -> amenaza (f) de bomba
verbo transitivo
2bombardear
verbo intransitivo
3fracasar (estrepitosamente) (familiar) (fail) (Estados Unidos)

bomb [bom]
sustantivo
1Bomba (explosive device).
  • Bomb scare -> amenaza de bomba
  • Bomb squad -> brigada antiexplosivos o de explosivos
  • The room looked as if a bomb had hit it -> la habitación estaba toda patas arriba
(GB) (Coloq,) To cost a bomb, costar un dineral (large sum).
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Zumbar, sonar como una bomba. (n)
sustantivo
2Ser un fracaso, tronar (flop, play). (Familiar) (m)
3Fam.) To bomb along, ir a todo lo que da (go fast). (m)
sustantivo
4Poner por los suelos (condemn). (Familiar) (m)
(GB) -va. Bombardear (from air). Colocar una bomba en (plant bomb in).

bomb [bɒm]
noun
bomba; (f)
the Bomb la bomba atómica
to go like a bomb (Britain) (informal)
it went like a bomb [+party, event] resultó fenomenal; (informal) fue un éxito; this car goes like a bomb este coche va como un bólido; (informal)
to cost a bomb (Britain) (informal) costar un ojo de la cara; (informal)
to make a bomb (Britain) (informal) ganarse un fortunón; (informal)
verb:transitive
1 [+target] bombardear
2 (US) (informal) (fail) suspender
verb:intransitive
(US) (informal) (fail) fracasar
the show bombed el espectáculo fracasó
modifier
bomb alert (n) aviso de bomba; (m)
bomb attack (n) atentado con bomba; (m)
bomb bay (n) compartimento de bombas; (m)
bomb crater (n) cráter de bomba; (m)
bomb disposal (n) desactivación neutralización de bombas; (f)or (f)
bomb disposal expert (n) artificieroaartificiera;a artificiera (m) (f) expertoaexperta en desactivar bombas;a experta (m) (f)
bomb disposal squad bomb disposal unit (n) brigada de bombas; (f)
bomb factory (n) local clandestino de fabricación de bombas
Police are hunting two men after the discovery of a bomb factory in south London
bomb scare (n) amenaza de bomba; (f)
bomb shelter (n) refugio antiaéreo; (m)
bomb site (n) lugar en el que ha estallado una bomba
bomb warning (n) aviso de bomba; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "bomb"

Imperative
  • bomb
  • you bomb
  • he/she bombs
  • we bomb
  • you bomb
  • they bomb
Preterite
  • I bombed
  • you bombed
  • he/she bombed
  • we bombed
  • you bombed
  • they bombed
Present Continuous
  • I am bombing
  • you are bombing
  • he/she is bombing
  • we are bombing
  • you are bombing
  • they are bombing
Present Perfect
  • I have bombed
  • you have bombed
  • he/she has bombed
  • we have bombed
  • you have bombed
  • they have bombed
Past Continuous
  • I was bombing
  • you were bombing
  • he/she was bombing
  • we were bombing
  • you were bombing
  • they were bombing
Past Perfect
  • I had bombed
  • you had bombed
  • he/she had bombed
  • we had bombed
  • you had bombed
  • they had bombed
Future
  • I will bomb
  • you will bomb
  • he/she will bomb
  • we will bomb
  • you will bomb
  • they will bomb
Future Perfect
  • I will have bombed
  • you will have bombed
  • he/she will have bombed
  • we will have bombed
  • you will have bombed
  • they will have bombed
Future Continuous
  • I will be bombing
  • you will be bombing
  • he/she will be bombing
  • we will be bombing
  • you will be bombing
  • they will be bombing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been bombing
  • you have been bombing
  • he/she has been bombing
  • we have been bombing
  • you have been bombing
  • they have been bombing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been bombing
  • you will have been bombing
  • he/she will have been bombing
  • we will have been bombing
  • you will have been bombing
  • they will have been bombing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been bombing
  • you had been bombing
  • he/she had been bombing
  • we had been bombing
  • you had been bombing
  • they had been bombing
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