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1 bonba
iz. Mil.1.a. bomb; \bonbak bota to drop bombs (- (r)i: on) ; \bonba batek eztanda egin zuen a bomb explodedb. \bonba\\\bonbaatomiko atom bomb; \bonba hegalaria flying bomb; \bonba su-eragile incendiary bomb; \bonba\\\bonba termonuklear thermonuclear bomb; erloju-\bonba time bomb; esku-\bonba hand grenade; hidrogeno-\bonba hydrogen bomb; ke-\bonba smoke bomb; kobalto-\bonba cobalt bomb; multzo-\bonba cluster bomb; neutroi-\bonba neutron bomb; sakonerako \bonba depth charge; zatikatze-\bonba fragmentation bomb -
2 higitu
da/ad. to move; hidrogeno sufuro, amoniako eta metanoz osaturik dago planeta erraldoia eta bertan haize-korronte izugarriak etengabe higitzen dira ehunka kilometro ordukoko abiaduraz eta Lurra irensteko adinako indarra duten haize-erauntsi kiribil ikaragarriak eratzen dituzte the gigantic planet is made up of hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, and methane with huge currents of wind moving at a speed of hundreds of kilometres per hour which form spiraling wind storms strong enough to engulf the Earth -
3 kiribil
iz.1. coil, spiral, twist2. ( mahatsondoari, aihenari d.) tendril of a vine adj. spiraling, twisted; hidrogeno sufuro, amoniako eta metanoz osaturik dago planeta erraldoia eta bertan haize-korronte izugarriak etengabe higitzen dira ehunka kilometro ordukoko abiaduraz eta Lurra irensteko adinako indarra duten haize-erauntsi \kiribil ikaragarriak eratzen dituzte the gigantic planet is made up of hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, and methane with huge currents of wind moving at a speed of hundreds of kilometres per hour which form spiraling wind storms strong enough to engulf the Earth -
4 hidrogenbombo
H-bomb, hydrogen bomb
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