grenade

名词<军>手榴弹; 催泪弹，灭火弹

1. 手榴弹：●手榴弹(Grenade)在指挥官研发完成后,将成为陆战队的基本配备. 异形主巢. 在这个一盖下去被异形(Aliens)发现之后,想当然一定会被猛二号武器:酸性气体(Heal) 具有治疗的功能,可以帮你面前的建筑物或四号武器:蜘蛛丝(Web) 可以在短时间内困住碰到的人类,

2. 榴弹：外军资料里手榴弹(grenade)和手雷(ham bomb)是两个完全不同的词. 只要从手里扔出去的小型榴弹(grenade)就是手榴弹. 只要从手里扔出去的小型榴弹(grenade)就是手榴弹. 只要从手里扔出去的小型榴弹(grenade)就是手榴弹.

3. 手雷：狙击姿势在某些场合总会派上用场, 比如远距离杀掉那些还没发现你的飞行的怪物, 或者消灭试图接近你的怪物; 又或者杀掉一些的掠夺者(ravagers)当你不想与它们接近战, 让它们在你周围跳来跳去.手雷(Grenade)系和精确打击(Precis

4. 格林纳达：在1973年以阿战争(Arab-sraelar)之后曾成立了两个营,第三营则是在1984年他们成功的格林纳达(Grenade)之役后加入. 1987年这些营整编为第75步兵团(游骑兵),并继承了游骑兵单位在二次大战期间所获得之血统与荣耀.

1. 手榴弹；榴弹
    A grenade or a hand grenade is a small bomb that can be thrown by hand.

    e.g. A hand grenade was thrown at an army patrol.
           一枚手榴弹掷向了陆军巡逻队。

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1. Croatia's Foreign Ministry said it was informed by police that the package contained a hand grenade accompanied by a threatening letter.

2. The military said the tanker was in a convoy attacked by a roadside bomb, a grenade and small arms fire.

3. Corporal Dunham was killed when he jumped on a grenade to save fellow members of his Marine patrol while serving in Iraq.

4. They say that no one was hurt when some 300 people left the buildings, and that experts have taken the grenade to a military facility to detonate it.

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5. The gunshots came just five days after gunmen opened fire on the same consulate and threw a grenade that failed to explode.

6. Police in Morelia were examining eyewitness reports of a man seen apologizing before lobbing a grenade.

7. Medical officials said at least 20 mourners were wounded in Friday's funeral blast, which police believe may have been caused by a grenade dropped by a gunman.

8. It was caused by a detonated grenade, the private TV Express reported.

9. Thai authorities announced on Friday they are boosting security in the country's capital after a series of grenade attacks possibly linked to recent political unrest.

10. The man's brother returned the next day and lobbed a hand grenade at the lion leaving him toothless and blind.

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