第三人称复数：missiles
1. 发射物：远程攻击技能的情况可以参考发射物(missile)的(Hit Class). Part V 攻击类别(Hit Class)列表⑶ 如果判断为高伤害(High Damage)或低伤害(Low Damage)选择为1,则进入下一步判断,即:系统随机在0~3之间选择一个数值,
2. 飞弹：飞弹(亦称导弹)可依其任务目的不同而作广义分类,通常依其发射载具和所望目标之字母来代表;例如A代表空中(Air),S代表地面或水面,M则代表飞弹(Missile),U代表水下(Underwater)等,依上述方法分类,可将飞弹分下述八种:
3. 投射器：mismatch (使)失配,失谐,不重合 | missile 投射器 | mission 任务,使命
1. missile的反义词
1. 导弹;飞弹
A missile is a tube-shaped weapon that travels long distances through the air and explodes when it reaches its target.
e.g. The authorities offered to stop firing missiles if the rebels agreed to stop attacking civilian targets.
当局表示，如果叛乱分子答应停止攻击平民目标，就不再发射导弹。
e.g. ...nuclear missiles.
核弹
2. （作为武器的）投掷物，抛掷物，发射物
Anything that is thrown as a weapon can be called a missile.
e.g. The football supporters began throwing missiles, one of which hit the referee.
足球迷们开始扔东西，其中还砸到了裁判一次。
3. see also: cruise missile;guided missile
1. Many military scholars believe it was targeting the Patriot missile defense system that Taiwan was trying to buy from the US at that time.
2. missile的反义词
2. Japan has warned it would shoot down any missile headed for its territory, while Pyongyang said it would regard any interception as an act of war.
3. missile
3. A live missile was used by mistake, and five soldiers were killed.
4. UN weapons inspectors searched at least seven suspect sites in Iraq on Monday, and the head of a missile facility accused them of acting like gangsters.
5. One bystander was slightly injured in the missile blasts, the witnesses said.
6. Lawmakers will vote in two weeks on plans to replace Britain's nuclear missile defense system, a Cabinet minister told the House of Commons yesterday.
7. China's guided missile destroyer Shenzhen made a port call at Tokyo late last year, the country's first military visit to Japan since WWII.
8. These aircraft add greater capability against coastal missile batteries that could threaten shipping, as well as extend the US reach so it can strike targets deeper inside Iran.
9. Other Russian officials have previously boasted about prospective new warheads capable of making sharp maneuvers to dodge missile defense systems.
10. " The missile program appears to have been the one program in active development in 2002, " it said.
noun
1. a rocket carrying a warhead of conventional or nuclear explosives
may be ballistic or directed by remote control
2. a weapon that is forcibly thrown or projected at a targets but is not self-propelled
Synonym: projectile