bunker

UK:  ['bʌŋkə(r)]

US:  ['bʌŋkər]

复数：bunkers  过去分词：bunkered  现在分词：bunkering  

v.

1.把(煤等)堆入仓内

2.【高尔夫球】把(球)打入洼洞内;〔比喻〕使遇到障碍;使陷入困境

n.

1.(兼充坐椅的)箱子,煤柜,(船上的)煤库;燃料仓;贮槽

2.燃料;煤舱

3.(进料用的)漏斗,煤斗,料斗

4.贮斗

5.暗堡

6.地下室,地下避弹室

7.粮箱

8.邦克〔姓氏〕

9.〔美俚〕同房囚犯,同房间的人,战友

10.浅沟;障碍;【军事】掩蔽壕,地堡;防护围墙;【高尔夫球】障碍洞

1 . They saw two large holes where the bombs had torn through soil and reinforced concrete, to pierce what appeared to be an underground bunker.
他们看见了两个巨大的坑，这些坑是由爆炸撕裂泥土和加固混凝土后产生的，爆炸穿透了一个类似于地下堡垒的建筑。

2 . So with a bunker, there's few key points that I wanna talk about that will allow you, if you are beginning, to get out of the bunker.
如果你是初学者，我所要说的这几点可以让你，很轻松地球将击出沙坑。

3 . The UN nuclear watchdog says in a report that Iran has doubled the number of uranium enrichment centrifuges it has in an underground bunker.
联合国核监督机构在一份报告中显示，伊朗已经对地下掩体中的铀浓缩离心机的数量进行加倍。

4 . She was the only prominent candidate for death in this bunker who displayed an admirable and superior composure.
她是这个地下室中唯一显贵的和注定要死的妇女，并且表现出一种令人钦佩和胜人一筹的镇静态度。

5 . A player making a stroke on the bank of a bunker hits the ball to the top of the bank.
一名球员在沙坑的堤岸上打球，他把球打到堤的顶部。