munitions

英 [mjuːˈnɪʃnz]

美 [mjuːˈnɪʃnz]

n.  军需品; 军火
v.  供给 ...军需品; 从事军需品生产
munition的第三人称单数和复数

法律

Collins.1 / COCA.14404

牛津词典

noun

• 军需品；军火
  military weapons, ammunition , and equipment
  1. a shortage of munitions
     军需品缺乏
  2. a munitions factory
     兵工厂

柯林斯词典

• N-PLURAL 军需品；（尤指）军火
  Munitionsare military equipment and supplies, especially bombs, shells, and guns.
  1. ...the shortage of men and munitions.
     人员和军火短缺
  2. ...a munitions factory.
     军工厂

双语例句

• Schindler: I am a member of Nazi party, I'm a munitions manufacturer.
  辛德勒：我是一名纳粹党员，也是一个军火制造商。
• He was an independent munitions contractor.
  他是个独立军火商人。
• The four that are in red squares represent active chemical munitions bunkers.
  这四个红方块代表活泼化学武器的掩体。
• And, at least three cluster munitions exploded over the city of Misrata.
  至少有三枚集束弹在米苏拉塔市爆炸。
• I'll start checking munitions depots.
  我马上开始检查弹药库。
• Perhaps we should think of Undershaft's munitions as the symbolic equivalent of power-power to do good or harm, power of aggression and of defense.
  或许我们该把Undershaft的军火想像成力量的象征（做好事和坏事的力量、侵略和防御的力量）。
• Unexploded munitions from all parties of the war will have a common victim: the civilian.
  无论这些军火属于交战哪方，最终的受害者都是无辜的平民。
• Remote drilling and sampling systems for munitions;
  弹药的远距离钻探和取样系统；
• Air-dropped munitions ( or submunitions)
  空投弹药（或子弹药）射弹航空弹道学（指炮弹或导弹）
• Dangerous or restricted articles including narcotics, munitions, cultural properties and currency.
  危险或限制的物品包括毒品、火、化财产和货币。