bomb

bomb
1. noun
1) Bombe, die

go like a bomb — (fig. coll.) ein Bombenerfolg sein

go down a bomb with — (fig. coll.) ein Bombenerfolg sein bei

2) (coll.): (large sum of money)

a bomb — 'ne Masse Geld (ugs.)

2. transitive verb
bombardieren
* * *
[bom] 1. noun
(a hollow case containing explosives etc: The enemy dropped a bomb on the factory and blew it up.) die Bombe
2. verb
1) (to drop bombs on: London was bombed several times.) bombardieren
2) (to fail miserably: The play bombed on the first night.) durchfallen
- academic.ru/8064/bomber">bomber
- bombshell
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bomb
[bɒm, AM bɑ:m]
I. n
1. (explosive) Bombe f
letter/parcel \bomb Brief-/Paketbombe f
unexploded \bomb Blindgänger m
laser-guided \bomb lasergesteuerte Bombe
to drop a \bomb on sth eine Bombe auf etw akk werfen
to go like a \bomb abgehen wie ein geölter Blitz sl
sth looks as if [or though] a \bomb has hit it etw sieht aus, als hätte eine Bombe eingeschlagen
to plant a \bomb eine Bombe legen
to put a \bomb under sb/sth (fig fam) jdn/etw völlig umkrempeln
to throw a \bomb eine Bombe werfen
the \bomb die [Atom]bombe
3. BRIT (fam: lot of money) Unsumme[n] f[pl]
4. BRIT (fig fam: success)
to go [like [or down]] a \bomb ein Bombenerfolg sein fam; party gut abgehen sl
5. AM (sl: the best, coolest)
the [or da] \bomb no pl das Coolste sl, der Hit sl
6. AM (fam: flop)
to be a \bomb ein Misserfolg [o fam Flop] sein
II. vt
to \bomb sth etw bombardieren
this pub was \bombed a few years ago in dieser Kneipe ging vor ein paar Jahren eine Bombe hoch fam
III. vi (fam) [völlig] danebengehen fam
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[bɒm]
1. n
1) (= device) Bombe f

to put a bomb under sb/sth ( Brit fig inf ) — jdn/etw radikal verändern

2) (Brit inf)

his party went like a bomb — seine Party war ein Bombenerfolg (inf)

the car goes like a bomb — das ist die reinste Rakete von Wagen (inf)

the car cost a bomb — das Auto hat ein Bombengeld gekostet (inf)

to make a bomb — eine Stange Geld verdienen (inf)

to go down a bomb — Riesenanklang finden (with bei) (inf)

3) (US inf)

the play was a real bomb — das Stück war ein totaler Reinfall

2. vt
1) (lit) bombardieren; (not from the air) ein Bombenattentat verüben auf (+acc)
2) (US inf = fail) durchfallen bei
3. vi
1) (inf: go fast) fegen (inf), zischen (inf)
2) (US inf = fail) durchfallen (inf)
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bomb [bɒm; US bɑm]
A s
1. Bombe f:
the bomb die (Atom)Bombe;
go like a bomb Br umg
a) ein Bombenerfolg sein (Party etc),
b) eine richtige Rakete sein (Wagen);
go down a bomb Br umg Riesenanklang finden (with bei)
2. TECH
a) Gasflasche f
b) Zerstäuberflasche f (für Schädlingsbekämpfung etc)
3. Br umg Heidengeld n:
cost (make, spend) a bomb
4. THEAT etc US umg Flop m, Durchfall m
B v/t
1. a) bombardieren
b) zerbomben:
bomb out ausbomben
2. bomb up einen Bomber etc mit Bomben beladen
C v/i
1. umg rasen
2. THEAT etc US umg floppen, durchfallen
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1. noun
1) Bombe, die

go like a bomb — (fig. coll.) ein Bombenerfolg sein

go down a bomb with — (fig. coll.) ein Bombenerfolg sein bei

2) (coll.): (large sum of money)

a bomb — 'ne Masse Geld (ugs.)

2. transitive verb
bombardieren
* * *
n.
Bombe -n f. v.
fegen v.

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