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Meanings of bombardier in English
Spanish
bombardero Crew member of a bomber aircraft responsible for the targeting of aerial bombs.
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Usage of bombardier in English
1
He turned to a bombardier standing at the entrance to the passage.
2
The key member of the crew was the bombardier, Major John C. Neuhan.
3
During the siege I served as bombardier, There in St. Angelo.
4
Most bombardier species generate it by mixing hydroquinone, hydrogen peroxide, and some catalysts.
5
David Warner, anticipating an imminent promotion, played the bombardier in charge.
6
The three-man crew consisted of a pilot, bombardier, and rear gunner.
7
During the second world war I had been a B-29 bombardier and radar operator.
8
They've got me flying lead bombardier most of the time.'
9
They quickly figured Max was joking, and the bombardier spun round to the No.
10
Kip Oskamp went into the Air Force (a bombardier, I believe
11
Unfortunately, Joliot-Curie relied on polonium as her atomic bombardier.
12
The only man of the Royal Artillery I had with me was a bombardier, Walker.
13
There are hundreds of species of bombardier beetles all over the world, with various defensive mechanisms.
14
Havermeyer was a lead bombardier who never missed.
15
The bombardier can fire these compounds more than 20 consecutive times before running out of ammo.
16
The bombardier cried out, blinded by metal fragments.
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