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UK/["/bɒm/"]/US/["/bɑːm/"]/

Meaning of Bomb

In simple words: A bomb is a weapon that explodes and causes destruction.

Bomb in a sentence

  • The explosion was caused by a bomb that detonated in the city center.
  • The police found a suspicious package that might be a bomb.
  • He decided to bomb the test by not studying at all.
  • The movie was a complete bomb and failed at the box office.
  • They planted a bomb in the enemy's territory, causing significant damage.

How to use Bomb

Use 'bomb' when referring to explosives or in a metaphorical sense, like 'bombing' a test. It's not suitable for casual conversations about non-explosive subjects.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of a 'bomb' going off – it makes a big BOOM!

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Synonyms for Bomb

Opposites of Bomb

Common mistakes with Bomb

  • Confused with 'bump' - they are different things.
  • Using 'bomb' in a positive context, as it is mostly negative.

Compare Bomb with Explosive, Detonator, Munitions

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Frequently asked questions about Bomb

What does Bomb mean?

A bomb is a weapon that explodes and causes destruction.

What is the definition of Bomb?

a weapon designed to explode at a particular time or when it is dropped or thrown

How do you use Bomb in a sentence?

The explosion was caused by a bomb that detonated in the city center.

Can you give another example of Bomb?

The police found a suspicious package that might be a bomb.

What are synonyms for Bomb?

Common alternatives include explosive, detonator, munitions, ordnance.

What is the opposite of Bomb?

Opposite meanings include peace, safety.

What words go with Bomb?

It commonly pairs with big, huge, large, place, plant, put, fall, rain, rain down, attack, blast, explosion, big, huge, large, place, plant, put, fall, rain, rain down, attack, blast, explosion.

What are common mistakes when using Bomb?

Confused with 'bump' - they are different things. Using 'bomb' in a positive context, as it is mostly negative.

How do you pronounce Bomb?

US: /["/bɑːm/"]/, UK: /["/bɒm/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Bomb?

Use 'bomb' when referring to explosives or in a metaphorical sense, like 'bombing' a test. It's not suitable for casual conversations about non-explosive subjects.

What CEFR level is Bomb?

"Bomb" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.