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missile n.导弹；投射物 (1) 导弹已偏离轨道。(2) 导弹有极微小的偏斜也可能酿出大祸。(3) 炮弹把战舰炸碎了。(4) 导弹被发射升空。(5) 这只巨大的军舰被一枚自动寻的导弹击中。(6) 燃料管路上的一个缺陷妨碍了导弹的发射。(7) 示威者用棍棒和各种投掷物攻击警察。(8) 手榴弹是一种投掷武器。 When you learn about the Cuban Missile Crisis in history, the missiles in question were guided rockets loaded with nuclear warheads, supplied to the Cubans by the Soviet Union. A missile defense strategy is one where you send up defensive missile to blow up your enemy's offensive ones before they can reach you.

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英 ['mɪsaɪl] 美 ['mɪsl] (1) The missile deflected from its trajectory.(2) The smallest deflection of the missile could bring disaster.(3) The missile had blown the battleship asunder.(4) A missile was projected into space.(5) The huge ship was sunk by a homing missile.(6) A defect in the fuel lines prevented the missile from blasting off.(7) Demonstrators attacked the police, using sticks and assorted missiles.(8) A hand-grenade is a missile weapon. A missile is an object that can be projected toward a target. Examples include a spitball shot through a straw, a poison-tipped arrow sent via bow, or a self-propelled heat-seeking rocket, designed to take out targets at long range. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]导弹；飞弹 A missile is a tube-shaped weapon that travels long distances through the air and explodes when it reaches its target. The authorities offered to stop firing missiles if the rebels agreed to stop attacking civilian targets.当局表示，如果叛乱分子答应停止攻击平民目标，就不再发射导弹。...nuclear missiles.核弹2[N-COUNT 可数名词]（作为武器的）投掷物，抛掷物，发射物 Anything that is thrown as a weapon can be called a missile. The football supporters began throwing missiles, one of which hit the referee.足球迷们开始扔东西，其中还砸到了裁判一次。3See also:cruise missile；guided missile；

英语单词	missile
英美音标	英 ['mɪsaɪl] 美 ['mɪsl]
中文释义	n.导弹；投射物
英语例句	(1) The missile deflected from its trajectory. (2) The smallest deflection of the missile could bring disaster. (3) The missile had blown the battleship asunder. (4) A missile was projected into space. (5) The huge ship was sunk by a homing missile. (6) A defect in the fuel lines prevented the missile from blasting off. (7) Demonstrators attacked the police, using sticks and assorted missiles. (8) A hand-grenade is a missile weapon.
中文例句	(1) 导弹已偏离轨道。 (2) 导弹有极微小的偏斜也可能酿出大祸。 (3) 炮弹把战舰炸碎了。 (4) 导弹被发射升空。 (5) 这只巨大的军舰被一枚自动寻的导弹击中。 (6) 燃料管路上的一个缺陷妨碍了导弹的发射。 (7) 示威者用棍棒和各种投掷物攻击警察。 (8) 手榴弹是一种投掷武器。
vocabulary简明	A missile is an object that can be projected toward a target. Examples include a spitball shot through a straw, a poison-tipped arrow sent via bow, or a self-propelled heat-seeking rocket, designed to take out targets at long range.
vocabulary扩展	When you learn about the Cuban Missile Crisis in history, the missiles in question were guided rockets loaded with nuclear warheads, supplied to the Cubans by the Soviet Union. A missile defense strategy is one where you send up defensive missile to blow up your enemy's offensive ones before they can reach you.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]导弹；飞弹 A missile is a tube-shaped weapon that travels long distances through the air and explodes when it reaches its target. The authorities offered to stop firing missiles if the rebels agreed to stop attacking civilian targets. 当局表示，如果叛乱分子答应停止攻击平民目标，就不再发射导弹。 ...nuclear missiles. 核弹 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]（作为武器的）投掷物，抛掷物，发射物 Anything that is thrown as a weapon can be called a missile. The football supporters began throwing missiles, one of which hit the referee. 足球迷们开始扔东西，其中还砸到了裁判一次。 3 See also:cruise missile ；guided missile ；

Missile Projected Target Long N Count 可数名词 Weapon Stop