bullet; cartridge

a type of explosive weapon usually made of a metal shell filled with explosives, triggered by a fuse and dropped from aircraft or thrown

(of a moving object) to bounce back or ricochet after hitting an obstacle

A high-speed weapon equipped with a warhead, power unit, and control system used to target and hit a specific location.

the property of an object to return to its original shape after being stretched or compressed

a nuclear bomb or warhead; a general term for weapons like atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs

To be hit by a bullet or shell.

general term for explosives with lethal or destructive power, such as bullets, shells, mines, and gunpowder

artillery shell; cannonball; ammunition fired from a large gun

the metal cylinder in a round of ammunition that holds the propellant charge; a shell casing

a nuclear weapon that uses fission of heavy elements like uranium or plutonium to create a massive explosion; A-bomb

hand grenade; a small explosive device thrown by hand

the path followed by a projectile such as a bullet or shell; ballistic curve

to move; to stir; to budge; to work

to pop up (of a window, notification, etc.) or to exit from a computer program or mode

to play or strum a keyboard or stringed instrument

The front part of a bullet, shell, or missile that is fired toward a target; warhead or bullet head

the physical force of an object to return to its original shape after being deformed; springiness or bounce

mechanical spring; a part usually made of steel that returns to its original shape after being pushed or pulled

to play a musical instrument by plucking strings or striking keys, such as a piano or guitar

missile; rocket with a guidance system. This term is primarily used in Taiwan, while mainland China typically uses [[导弹|導彈|dao3 dan4]]

A missile that follows a ballistic trajectory to deliver one or more warheads to a predetermined target; also called [[弹道式导弹|彈道式導彈|dan4 dao4 shi4 dao3 dan4]].

bulletproof clothing or body armor designed to protect the wearer from bullets and shrapnel

A rocket projectile or artillery shell launched using a rocket motor; consists of a warhead, propulsion system, and stabilizers.

a hole made by a bullet or projectile passing through an object

to be bulletproof; bulletproof; shellproof

shrapnel; shell fragment from an explosion

to charge a public official with misconduct in office, leading to a legal trial or removal from power

cartridge clip or magazine for an automatic firearm

A hidden danger or ticking clock that could lead to a sudden crisis at any time.

A small hand-held catapult used for shooting pellets or stones.

nuclear warhead or reentry vehicle containing atomic or thermonuclear materials

A vest designed to protect the body from bullets and shrapnel; also called [[防弹服|防彈服|fang2 dan4 fu2]] or [[防弹衣|防彈衣|fang2 dan4 yi1]]

to jump, leap, or bounce using elastic force or physical power

live shells or bullets used in military training and combat

To launch, catapult, or eject something using elastic force or pressure.

missiles designed to be used against enemy aircraft; surface-to-air missiles

To drop bombs from an aircraft or to throw hand grenades and other explosives.

flashbang; stun grenade; flashbomb

a piece of ammunition for a firearm, consisting of the casing, primer, propellant, and projectile

hydrogen bomb; H-bomb; a powerful nuclear weapon that uses nuclear fusion of hydrogen isotopes; also called [[热核武器|熱核武器|re4 he2 wu3 qi4]]

incendiary munition or device filled with flammable agents designed to set targets on fire; Molotov cocktail; also called [[烧夷弹|燒夷彈|shao1 yi2 dan4]] or [[纵火弹|縱火彈|zong4 huo3 dan4]]

shrapnel; canister shot; a type of shell filled with pellets or smaller bombs that scatter upon exploding

a forest of rifles and a rain of bullets; describes a scene of intense fighting or heavy gunfire

A type of artillery shell filled with high explosives that shatters into lethal fragments upon impact; used to destroy military installations or personnel

A cartridge or shell that contains powder but lacks a bullet or projectile; commonly used for military training, drills, or ceremonial salutes.

tear gas bomb; tear-gas grenade