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Meanings of nuclear warhead in English
Portuguese
forno de microondas Catalan
cap nuclear The warhead of a missile designed to deliver an atom bomb.
Usage of nuclear warhead in English
1
Barbecues, shopping carts; maybe tomorrow a parking meter or a nuclear warhead.
2
It's an all-out nuclear warhead of positivity aimed right at his audience.
3
North Korea says the missile could carry a large nuclear warhead.
4
He did not say whether it was capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
5
So it ought to be able to pick up a plutonium-leaking nuclear warhead.
6
Or maybe they threaten the Boston people with a nuclear warhead.
7
The nuclear warhead, miraculously unscathed, was still in the missile bay.
8
She then patted the bullet-shaped nuclear warhead on the floor next to him.
9
One of the Longswords is equipped with a Shiva nuclear warhead.
10
It was a similar story with the principal nuclear warhead storage center at Bejucal.
11
KCNA described the missile as a strategic weapon capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
12
Everyone assumes we would send up a nuclear warhead and blast it to smithereens.
13
But the key point is it would likely not be confused with a nuclear warhead.
14
PBX, or polymer-bonded explosive, was a highly explosive material used in several nuclear warhead configurations.
15
The power of the 1-megaton nuclear warhead would compensate for the missile's lack of accuracy.
16
Another weapon he discussed was a submarine-launched, long-range missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead.
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Nuclear warhead through the time
Nuclear warhead across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common