nuclear missiles
核导弹
a missile base/site
导弹基地╱发射场
1.导弹；发射物；投掷物
1.a weapon that travels under its own power for long distances and explodes when it hits its target; an object that is thrown or fired at someone or something
1."North Korea broke the rules once more by testing a rocket that could be used for a long-range missile, " Obama said.
奥巴马说，朝鲜试验可能用于远程导弹火箭的行为再一次破坏了相关决议。
2.Defend their missile launchers, UFO players to lead a real challenge, you become a hero and the elimination of the enemy!
捍卫自己的导弹发射器，幽浮给超前的玩家一个真实的挑战，成为英雄和消灭你的敌人！
3.This kind of weather for a hijacked jet, and intend to put it into a missile people obviously is an ideal opportunity.
这种天气对于一个劫持喷气式客机，并盘算把其变为一枚导弹的人来说显然是一个理想的机会。
4.The senior defense official said the U. S. was prepared to engage the Chinese about their respective missile-defense efforts.
这位高级防务官员称，美国打算对中国不同的导弹防御努力加以理解。
5.Moreover, analysts say it would not be mistaken for a nuclear missile, avoiding the possibility of triggering a nuclear confrontation.
此外，专家说它不会被误认为是一个核导弹，避免了引发核冲突的可能。
6.He said they would be used, if necessary, to neutralize an American missile-defense system proposed in Poland and the Czech Republic.
他说必要的话，这些导弹会用来抵消美国位于波兰和捷克共和国的导弹防御系统。
7.Saraswat said the current focus was on fine-tuning the Agni missiles to defeat anti-ballistic missile systems of potential adversaries.
萨拉斯瓦特说当前关注的焦点在微调上，让烈火导弹能够应对潜在对手的反弹道导弹系统。
8.Cartwright said he was "90%-plus" confident that the U. S. could shoot down a missile launched at the United States from North Korea.
的疑问，Cartwright回答说他有90%以上的信心相信美国能够将从北朝鲜发射过来的导弹打下来。
9.President Obama has said he supports deployment of a missile shield, only if it would be effective and affordable.
奥巴马总统说，他只有在导弹防御系统确实行之有效、负担得起的情况下才支持部署这一系统。
10.I wonder if it was an American missile falling a bit short.
我想知道美国的核导弹改良后是不是变短了一些。