bombed-out

英 [bɒmd aʊt]

美 [bɑːmd aʊt]

adj.  被炸弹炸毁的

复数：bombed-outs　

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 被炸弹炸毁的
  Abombed-outbuilding has been damaged or destroyed by a bomb.
  1. ...a bombed-out hospital.
     被炸毁的医院

双语例句

• Ask him about his childhood, and he will tell you about playing amid the bombed-out ruins of his native city.
  如果问起他的童年往事，他会告诉你在故乡城市遭受轰炸后的废墟上玩耍的故事。
• He found he did not hate the Germans, who now scratched for food in bombed-out Nuremberg and fought for the cigarette-ends he threw out of his jeep.
  他发现自己并不痛恨德国人，狂轰乱炸后的纽伦堡市民现在到处搜寻食物，甚至会争先恐后的去抢他从吉普车丢出的烟头。
• He drove out past the bombed-out buildings of Berlin to the airport at rangsdorf.
  他驱车绕道经过柏林许多被炸毁的楼房前往兰斯道夫机场。
• Bombed-out bank valuations, on the other hand, look less tempting, given the root cause of their problems: opaque, potentially toxic balance sheets.
  另一方面，鉴于银行问题的根源：不透明的、可能潜藏着“危险”内容的资产负债表，眼下一败涂地的银行估值看上去就不那么有吸引力了。
• They drove past the remains of two bombed-out tanks.
  他们开车驶过两辆炸毁坦克的残骸。
• Behind them rises the bombed-out ruins of a police station, a sign that government officials are not welcome in the area.
  其身后是一个被炸毁的警察局废墟，代表政府官员在此区不受欢迎。
• Instead of bombed-out shops with "business as usual" scrawled on the shutters there were glittering shopping centres, the match of any in London or singapore, and expensive-looking restaurants on every corner.
  被炸商店的门板上潦草写着“照常营业”的那种情景已不复存在，取而代之的是华丽的购物中心，足可以和伦敦、新加坡相媲美，以及比比皆是的豪华餐馆。
• FIVE musicians in neat evening dress were singing Mozart's Requiem in a bombed-out library, or rather amid a heap of rubble.
  五名音乐家，着整齐晚礼服，在已成一堆废墟的图书馆内，演唱莫札特的安魂曲。
• Making his way through the bombed-out rubble of Nanjing, American mortician John Miller ( Bale) arrives at a cathedral to attend to a recently deceased priest.
  贝尔饰演的殡葬师约翰米勒穿梭在遭受炮火轰炸满目疮痍的南京城，去一家天主教堂出席一位牧师的葬礼。
• Surely, a recipe for rising bond yields and a bombed-out yen, right?
  毫无疑问，这将导致债券收益率上升、日元遭受重挫，不是么？