weapons

英 [ˈwɛpənz]

美 [ˈwɛpənz]

n.  武器; 兵器; 凶器; 手段，工具(指用作攻击或斗争的知识、言语、行动等)
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柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 武器;兵器
  Aweaponis an object such as a gun, a knife, or a missile, which is used to kill or hurt people in a fight or a war.
  1. ...nuclear weapons.
     核武器
• N-COUNT (用于应付困境的)工具，手段
  Aweaponis something such as knowledge about a particular subject, which you can use to protect yourself or to get what you want in a difficult situation.
  1. I attack politicians with the one weapon they don't have, a sense of humor.
     我运用一种政客不具备的武器攻击他们，那就是幽默感。

双语例句

• He announced that there would be more stringent controls on the possession of weapons
  他宣布将对武器的持有实行更严格的控制。
• They confiscated weapons, ammunition and propaganda material.
  他们没收了武器、弹药和宣传材料。
• High-powered cars are lethal weapons in the hands of inexperienced drivers
  马力大的汽车到了缺乏经验的司机手中便成了毁灭性的武器。
• They rejected a demand for the removal of all nuclear weapons from UK soil.
  他们拒绝了将所有核武器从英国国土上撤除的要求。
• They were exposed to radioactive fallout during nuclear weapons tests.
  在核武器试验中他们暴露在放射性尘埃之下。
• He claims that several countries have developed nuclear weapons secretly.
  他声称有几个国家已经秘密研制出了核武器。
• All the talk had been about the limitation of nuclear weapons.
  谈话都是围绕着限制核武器进行的。
• The rebels fled into the mountains, leaving behind their weapons and supplies
  叛军丢下武器和给养，逃进了山里。
• Nuclear weapons seem to violate the just war principle of proportionality
  核武器似乎违背了正义战争的罚当其罪原则。
• Tactical nuclear weapons have shorter ranges.
  战术核武器的威力范围较小。