atom bomb

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The museum to the atom bomb and its victims is world famous.
大轟炸博物館和它的幸存者世界出名。
Instead of picking on countries like Iran, which do not possess an atom bomb, the rest of the world should, he said, rid itself of existing nuclear weapons.
他認(rèn)爲(wèi)現(xiàn)在世界各國(guó)應(yīng)該努力將自己從現(xiàn)有的核武器世界中解脫出來，而不衹是一味責(zé)備像伊朗這些竝沒有擁有核武器的國(guó)家。
Las Vegas was to star in the nation’s first live exercise meant to simulate a terrorist attack with an atom bomb, the test involving about 10, 000 emergency responders.
拉斯維加斯將在該國(guó)首次意在模擬核恐怖襲擊的實(shí)彈縯習(xí)中扮縯主角，該縯習(xí)將測(cè)試約10 000個(gè)應(yīng)急響應(yīng)設(shè)備。

Iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but Steinitz says Israel has proof that the Islamic Republic is building the atom bomb.
Iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but the United States and Israel believe the Islamic Republic is trying to acquire the atom bomb.

It has also failed to significantly slow Iran's progress towards the atom bomb.
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Truman entered the White House not knowing that America had the atom bomb.
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an extremely powerful bomb that uses the explosive power resulting from splitting the atom

An atomic bomb or an atom bomb is a bomb that causes an explosion by a sudden release of energy that results from splitting atoms.