radio detection and ranging equipment used to locate objects and determine their distance or speed; a loanword from English "radar"

Lei Feng (1940–1962), a soldier celebrated by the Chinese government since 1963 as a model of selflessness and sacrifice.

the English name Grey or Gray

French automobile manufacturer

An explosive weapon placed on or under the ground designed to detonate when people or vehicles pass over it.

(1757–1827) British poet and painter known for mystical themes and works such as Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience

thunderstorm; rain accompanied by thunder and lightning

Raymond (name)

ptarmigan; any of several species of grouse in the genus Lagopus that live in cold high-altitude or arctic regions and change feather color with the seasons

Rex, used as a male given name.

thunder and lightning; thunderbolt

A self-propelled underwater explosive shaped like a long cylinder; it is launched from ships or dropped by planes to destroy enemy vessels or other targets.

loud and rumbling like thunder, often used to describe applause, cheers, or snoring

strikingly similar or identical in a way that suggests lack of originality, mirroring others, or plagiarism

a sudden loud crash of thunder; thunderbolt; loud thunder

A metal tube containing high explosives used to trigger a main charge; detonating cap; primer; fuse.fuzes classified by initiation method such as electric, percussion, or pull-string.

hand-thrown bomb larger and more powerful than a standard [[手榴弹|手榴彈|shou3 liu2 dan4]], often used for antitank purposes

To plant land mines or sea mines in strategic locations to block enemy movement.

sudden clap of thunder; a flash of lightning followed by a quick burst of thunder

A brief period of rain accompanied by thunder and lightning

to be furious; to lose one's temper and shout at someone; literally "to unleash a thunderous storm"

to be struck by lightning; damage or injury caused by the powerful electrical current during a thunderstorm

The God of Thunder in Chinese mythology, also known as the Duke of Thunder

spring thunder; common folk belief treats the first spring thunder as the official arrival of spring

The tragedy by William Shakespeare, or the play's protagonist, the Prince of Denmark

the sound of thunder; a thunderclap

An area where landmines or naval mines have been placed; (figuratively) a dangerous situation, a sensitive topic, or a taboo subject that may cause trouble if triggered

wind and thunder; a tempest

to rumble with thunder; to have a clap of thunder

to stamp one's feet and shout in a great fury; to be in a thundering rage; to go on a rampage

Lehman or Leymann (Germanic name); often used to refer to the American financial services firm Lehman Brothers

(idiom) to carry out a task vigorously and quickly; to act with a resolute and swift reaction, like the intensity of thunder and the speed of wind

(loanword) a soft, round, flat-crowned hat, originally used as military headgear

a sudden or startling clap of thunder

a Chinese transliteration for the foreign name Redd

To search for and clear landmines, naval mines, or other explosive devices

an explosive weapon placed in the water to block ports or sea lanes and destroy enemy ships

A weather phenomenon caused by cumulonimbus clouds, featuring both thunder and lightning and often accompanied by strong wind, heavy rain, or hail.

Rennes, a city in northwest France

Teresa or Theresa (Western name)

The spirit of [[雷锋|雷鋒|lei2 feng1]], referring to the communist ideals of selfless service to the people and devotion to the party and state.

Frederick (name)

Trevor (name)

Reykjavik, the capital city of Iceland

determined and unyielding in one's will or resolve

The famous pagoda by the West Lake in Hangzhou, originally built in the 10th century; it is famously associated with the legend of the [[白蛇传|白蛇傳|bai2 she2 zhuan4]], where the White Snake is said to be imprisoned beneath it.

to applaud thunderously; describes the sound of a crowd clapping together so loudly that it resembles the noise resembles thunder

Anchorage, the largest city in the state of Alaska

Lexus, a luxury automobile brand