napalm

英 ['neɪpɑːm] 美['nepɑm]

1. gasoline jelled with aluminum soaps; highly incendiary liquid used in fire bombs and flame throwers

They are respectively bullets, bombs, shells, napalm bombs, time bombs, and grenades.: 分别是子弹、弹、弹、固弹、时炸弹、榴弹.

A weapon that projects ignited incendiary fuel, such as napalm, in a steady stream.: '喷'.''火''.'器'. ''一种以固定流状形式喷射燃料(如凝固汽油)的武器.

I love the smell of napalm in the morning. " Apocalypse Now, 1979 ": 第12名: “ 我喜欢在清早闻汽油弹的气味. ” ——《现代启示录》(1979年)

Did you know if you mix gasoline andNfrozen orange juice, you can make napalm?: 等量的汽油和冻柳橙汁混合后可以做成汽油弹喔,知道吗 ?

In those villages, the destruction caused by napalm bombs was so appalling that one could hardly bear the sight of it.: 在那些村庄里, 凝固汽油弹造成的破坏景象惨不忍睹.

The napalm rolled over and down the front of the recessed embrasure.: 那一发凝固汽油弹滚落到了嵌壁枪眼的前方.

Ranks in Napalm Strike now increase the Duration of all Precision Strikes by 50 %.: 队伍在凝固汽油弹罢工,现在增加的时间都精确打击了50%.

复数: napalms;

napalm 凝固汽油炸弹

缩写自naphthenic palmitic acid,石脑油棕榈酸，用以制作汽油炸弹。

napalm: napalm: [20] Napalm, a jelly-like substance, is made by thickening petrol with the aluminium salts of naphthenic acid and palmitic acid, and the term napalm was coined in the early 1940s from the first syllables of naphthenic and palmitic (the former is from naphtha [16], ultimately of Greek origin, the latter from Latin palma (see PALM), because the acid is obtained from palm oil). It was used in World War II, but it was the Korean War that really brought it to public attention, and it is from then that the use of napalm as a verb dates.
napalm (n.): 1942, from na(phthenic) palm(itic) acids, used in manufacture of the chemical that thickens gasoline. The verb is 1950, from the noun. Related: Napalmed; napalming.

3. In those villages, the destruction caused by napalm bombs was so appalling that one could hardly bear the sight of it.: 在那些村庄里, 凝固汽油弹造成的破坏景象惨不忍睹.

4. Their bodies caught fire from the napalm bombs dropped by enemy planes.: 飞机掷下的汽油弹把他们身上烧着了火.