A weapon designed to inflict damage through explosion, typically containing explosive materials such as dynamite or TNT, and used for attacking enemies or destroying structures.
A food item, such as a type of popcorn or a rice snack, that is created by sealing in ingredients and applying heat until it bursts.
A slang term for a poorly made liquor, particularly homemade shochu, that emerged after World War II.
A type of food used in oden, consisting of a boiled egg wrapped in fish paste and deep-fried, often referred to in a colloquial context.
A metaphor for something that causes sudden and significant disruption or impact, often used in relation to surprising announcements or statements.
Example:
この爆弾はたくさんの人を殺すことができる。
A type of explosive material that combines explosive compounds with a rubber-like substance, allowing it to be molded into various shapes and forms.
An explosive that is primarily composed of synthetic resin, capable of being shaped and manipulated while retaining its explosive properties.
A highly destructive explosive device that derives its energy from nuclear reactions, capable of causing extensive damage and loss of life in large areas.
A weapon of mass destruction that utilizes nuclear fission or fusion processes to release vast amounts of energy in an explosive form.
An armament designed to unleash catastrophic power through nuclear reactions, fundamentally altering the landscape and environment upon detonation.
A military weapon that leverages the principles of nuclear physics to produce explosive force far exceeding conventional explosives, often used in discussions of international security and warfare.
A powerful explosive weapon that releases an immense amount of energy through a chain reaction of nuclear fission, primarily utilizing Uranium-235 or Plutonium-239 as its core materials.
A device that causes widespread destruction and devastation through intense heat, shockwaves, and radiation, resulting from the rapid splitting of atomic nuclei.
A military weapon developed during World War II, notable for its historical use in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, leading to catastrophic loss of life and significant ethical debates about warfare and human rights.
An explosive that generates immediate and formidable energy, with destructive capabilities equivalent to thousands of tons of conventional explosives, particularly associated with the horrors of nuclear warfare.
Example:
科学が原子爆弾を生み出した。
A type of explosive device designed to detonate after a predetermined period, triggered by a timing mechanism.
An explosive device that remains inactive until a specific time elapses, often used to create a sense of urgency or foreboding.
A bomb equipped with a timer that counts down to its explosion, requiring careful planning and timing for disarmament or use.
Example:
空港で時限爆弾が爆発し１３名もの命を奪った。