neutron bomb

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But a flu pandemic, in the words of one financial regulator, would be more like a neutron bomb: "The buildings would be left standing with no one left in them."
不過(guò)，一位金融監(jiān)管人士認(rèn)為禽流感大流行更像是一顆中子彈：“那些建筑物將人去樓空?！?/li>
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We all know that Craigslist has been the neutron bomb of the Internet.
FORBES: Craigslist: Even Boring IP Is Protectable
Mr Welch earned the sobriquet Neutron Jack by analogy with the neutron bomb, which kills people but leaves buildings intact.
ECONOMIST: Online, straight from the gut and politically incorrect
The latter include public acknowledgments that Beijing has acquired the neutron bomb and is doing pre-deployment testing of the Jl-2.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

a type of nuclear weapon that is used across short distances, designed to kill people rather than destroy buildings or vehicles

A neutron bomb is a nuclear weapon that is designed to kill people and animals without a large explosion and without destroying buildings or causing serious radioactive pollution.