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

• 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。
• Our nonproliferation programs have destroyed dangerous stockpiles of missiles, munitions and the material that can be used to make a nuclear weapon.
  我们的防扩散项目已经销毁了具有危险性的导弹库存、弹药和可用于制造核武器的材料。
• Remote drilling and sampling systems for munitions;
  弹药的远距离钻探和取样系统；
• He rose [ made a career for himself] by dealing in munitions.
  他是靠贩卖军火发迹的。
• Ships carrying essential supplies and munitions steamed continuously across the Atlantic.
  载着粮食和军用品的船只不断地开过大西洋。
• Indeed, the demand for ships and munitions, created by the long war against France, boosted British industry.
  的确，在对法国的长期战争中产生的对船只和军火的需求推进了英国工业的发展。
• To be sure, these enhanced penetration concepts could be applied to nuclear munitions as well.
  当然，这类加强的钻地技术同样可应用在核弹上。
• 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。
• When the United states leaves a war zone, they generally don't take their munitions.
  当美国撤离一个战区时，他们一般不带走武器。
• Law for the control of weapons, munitions, explosives and related artifacts;
  武器、弹药、炸药及有关物品管制法；