第三人称复数：bombshells
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名词炸弹; 爆炸性事件; 令人吃惊的事
1. 炸弹 炸弹：Kickback 反冲 神腿 | Bombshell 炸弹 炸弹 | Devastator 大力神 破坏者
2. (令人大为震惊的意外事件)：-blow hot and cold(摇摆不定,反复无常) | -bombshell(令人大为震惊的意外事件) | -burn the midnight oil(开夜车,熬夜)
3. (喻)出人意外的事件：awkward尴尬的 | bombshell(喻)出人意外的事件 | consolidate巩固
1. 意外的坏消息；出乎意料的消息
A bombshell is a sudden piece of bad or unexpected news.
e.g. His resignation after thirteen years is a political bombshell...
他任职13年后提出辞职，这在政治上轰动一时。
e.g. The police told me. It was a bombshell. I had no idea.
是警察告诉我的。我很震惊，完全没想到。
1. Michelle'Bombshell'McGee had a brief relationship with Pink's husband, it has been claimed.
2. She dropped an online bombshell Tuesday night on her Twitter page, posting that she had decided to leave the show after eight seasons.
3. They seem to have come as another bombshell further shattering the public credibility of academic research in institutions of higher learning.
4. What the clampdown on inside manipulation of matches for the sake of gambling has come as a bombshell.
5. The next day he found a bombshell lying in front of his house and phoned the police.
6. bombshell什么意思
6. The blonde bombshell shows off her samba skills on the beach in Brazil.
7. Sandra Bullock's marriage to Jesse James was a " sham ", according to a former business associate of Michelle'Bombshell'McGee.
8. Michelle'Bombshell'McGee's dad has defended her for sleeping with Sandra Bullock's husband.
noun
1. an explosive bomb or artillery shell
2. a shocking surprise
e.g. news of the attack came like a bombshell
Synonym: thunderbolt thunderclap
3. an entertainer who has a sensational effect
e.g. she was a blonde bombshell