英语词汇“detonated”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

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Furthermore, they are not capable of being detonated by the foot of an innocent child, as is the case with antipersonnel mines.
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The ammunition which is being detonated is the remnant of a large dump of war-time ammunition which is unsafe to move.
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I regret that it is not possible to answer this question since we have no definition of the phrase "safely detonated in space"nor the word"self-contamination".
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The fire brigade was called and, tragically, one firefighter died when the explosives detonated.
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No one in the world before has ever detonated oil wells on purpose.
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Forensic examination has established that the explosive device detonated inside the passenger compartment of the car.
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Explosions have been detonated on three buses and at four tube stations.
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They will not be equipped with depth charges that are nuclear detonated.
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The material had to be safely taken care of and detonated at a nearby quarry.
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In other words, they must be detonated to cause an explosion.
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Small charges of conventional explosives would be detonated elsewhere in the course of these experiments, but there would be no explosions on the site.
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By remote control, they detonated that explosive of about 600 to 1,000 lbs and four gallant soldiers were done brutally to death.
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Three of these had been detonated and the fourth, which failed to explode, was found to contain 100 lbs.
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As they approached, an explosive was detonated from a distance.
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