atomic weapons的意思

atomic weapons中文翻譯：

[軍][核]原子武器

[法] 原子武器

相似詞語短語

atomic weapon───[軍][核]原子武器

atomic reactors───n.[核]原子反應爐；核反應堆；[核]原子反應堆

atomic heats───原子熱

atomic weights───[物]原子量

chemical weapons───化學武器

atomic ages───n.原子時代

atomic heat───原子熱

atomic mass───[物]原子質量；原子量

atomic masses───[物]原子質量；原子量

雙語使用場景

It is demanded that atomic weapons be prohibited.───人們要求禁止使用原子武器.

Atomic weapons are forbidden because of their hugely destructive effects.───原子武器由于具有極大的破壞性而被禁用.

However, North Korea says it will never compromise its security by giving up atomic weapons.───然而, 朝鮮表示,該國絕不會為了棄核而損害自身的安全.

All peace loving people demand the prohibition of atomic weapons.───選擇朋友,越謹慎越好.

The use of atomic weapons is a clear violation of international law.───使用原子武器明顯違反國際法.

They agreed to end the testing of atomic weapons.───他們同意終止原子武器試驗.

Her speech argued the case against atomic weapons very effectively.───她的發言就反對原子武器問題進行了十分有力的論證。

The use of atomic weapons is a clear violation of international law, in particular of the Geneva Convention.───使用原子武器顯然違反了國際法，尤其是違反《日內瓦公約》。

It is for the same reason that atomic weapons are preferably called " nuclear weapons ".───由于同樣原因,把 原子武器 稱作核武器會更合適些.

As far as we know, there are atomic weapons.───就我們所知, 還有原子武器呢.

Detect or prevent the diversion of such materials for use in atomic weapons.───檢測和阻止引水等材料用于核武器.

deal on START would mark a major foreign policy success for Obama and would boost his stated vision of a world free of atomic weapons.───START協議將標志著為奧巴馬重大外交政策的成功，并會推進他對世界的原子武器的既定目標。

英語使用場景

His family believe it was because his father, Phillip worked at the atomic weapons plant at Aldermaston.

There is some residual radiation, indicating that atomic weapons were in use approximately five thousand years ago.

In 1974 congressional committees began raising questions in public about the security and usefulness of the atomic weapons.

Under Eisenhower, the United States developed smaller atomic weapons that could be used tactically on the battlefield.

Atomic weapons are forbidden because of their hugely destructive effects.

When Clement Attlee became Prime Minister in 1945, he was no enthusiast of atomic weapons, but that programme proceeded.

It is for the same reason that atomic weapons are preferably called " nuclear weapons ".

They argued that the use of atomic weapons violated both conventional and customary international law.

B-29s were known around the world as the bombers that carried atomic weapons.