bombshell

UK:  ['bɒm.ʃel]

US:  ['bɑm.ʃel]

复数：bombshells  

un.

1.爆炸性事件,突然轰动视听的事件[人物]

n.

1.炸弹;炮弹

1 . The blonde bombshell had all the men looking at her as she walked down the street.
这位美丽的金发女郞在街上走的时候，所有的男人都把目光投向她。

2 . He went to the bar to see if he could pick up a bombshell , but all he met were a couple of dogs.
他想去酒吧看看能否找到一个漂亮女孩，结果只碰见两个丑八怪。

3 . The Democrats' new strength in Congress means that in the absence of a political bombshell her confirmation should not be in doubt.
国会里民主党新的力量的加入意味着如果没有特别惊爆的政治新闻，她的答复应该不会被质疑。

4 . She dropped a bombshell at the meeting and announced that she was leaving.
她在会上宣布了令人吃惊的消息，说她将要离开。

5 . The police explode a bombshell when they arrested the old banker for stealing money from the bank.
警察已逮捕那个偷盗银行款项的老职员，真叫人大吃一惊。