nuclear attack

基本解釋

The warnings remind many people of the nuclear attack drills that were run in US schools at the height of the Cold War.
因?yàn)檫@一警告讓很多人想起了在美蘇冷戰(zhàn)高峰期間在美國(guó)學(xué)校中進(jìn)行的預(yù)防核攻擊的演習(xí)。
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Many people might indeed die of flu, but they might also die of a nuclear attack, an asteroid strike or a dozen other diseases and accidents now receiving lower priority.
許多人或許真的會(huì)死于流感，但是他們也可能死于核攻擊、小行星撞擊、其他幾十種疾病或者在現(xiàn)在沒(méi)有得到重視的各種意外。
During her presidential campaign, a strikingly hawkish Clinton even threatened to “obliterate” Iran if it launched a nuclear attack on Israel.
在她競(jìng)選總統(tǒng)時(shí)，一度強(qiáng)硬的希拉里甚至威脅說(shuō)如果伊朗對(duì)以色列發(fā)動(dòng)核攻擊就要“消除”伊朗。

In a real nuclear attack, hundreds of thousands of people would have to be decontaminated from radiation.
Today's nuclear threat differs from that of the Cold War, according to U.S.Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, "The threat of nuclear war, nuclear attack that we grew up with in the Cold War has diminished.
He is expected to press Israel not to carry out its threat to attack Iran's nuclear facilities.

Jeong Kim, 39, is a former Navy officer who spent seven years aboard nuclear attack submarines.
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