explosive

英[iks'pləusiv]美[iks'pləusiv]

a.
1.易爆炸的；可能引起爆炸的
2.易爆发的；可能引起冲动的；爆炸性的
3.暴躁的
4.突增的；猛增的；激增的
5.(of a sound 声音) 爆发的
n.[C,U]
炸药；爆炸物

同：	[a.] volatile
反：	[a.] nonexplosive

The explosive charge carried in the warhead of a missile.
导弹有效载荷导弹弹头所带的炸药当量收藏
Smoking is strictly prohiBited in the process of handling explosive materials.
在处理易爆物时，严格禁止吸烟。收藏
Amount of explosive needed to fire a gun or cause an explosion
(开枪放炮或产生爆炸所需的)炸药量.收藏
Mixtures of 5-14% methane in air are explosive and have caused many mine disasters.
空气中若混有5～14%的甲烷就有爆炸的危险，已经造成了许多矿井灾难。收藏
The explosive was sparked off by someone striking a match to light up a cigarette.
有人擦火柴点香烟，以致引起了爆炸。收藏

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a chemical substance that undergoes a rapid chemical change (with the production of gas) on being heated or struck

serving to explode or characterized by explosion or sudden outburst
- an explosive device
- explosive gas
- explosive force
- explosive violence
- an explosive temper
[反] nonexplosive
liable to lead to sudden change or violence
- an explosive issue
- a volatile situation with troops and rioters eager for a confrontation
[同] explosive, volatile

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