Definition of silver bullet in English:

silver bullet

noun

1A bullet made of silver, supposedly the only weapon that could kill a werewolf.
Example sentencesExamples
- Back in the old days, the only cure for a werewolf was a silver bullet.
- She looked closely at it and said, ‘Kind of like the silver bullet that killed the werewolf’.
- For the benefit of those unfamiliar with the habits of werewolves, it's revealed through this story-with-a-twist that they only come out at night, and can only be killed by a silver bullet.
- In the old days, a silver bullet, a dose of sunlight or a stake through the chest would be enough.
- You've probably heard about that bit of lore where a werewolf can only be killed by a silver bullet.
1. 1.1often with negative A simple and seemingly magical solution to a complicated problem.
  there is no 'silver bullet' that can prevent flooding entirely
  he doesn't expect to find a silver bullet that will cure all forms of asthma
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is not a silver bullet; it does not spell the end of child abuse and neglect.
  Used properly, arbitration could be an important refinement of modern computer security practices - but it is not a silver bullet.
  But I've got to tell you it looks at the moment very, very promising, that it could be you know, a sort of a golden bullet or a silver bullet if you like.
  Dealing with the digital divide is beyond the scope of any single initiative and technology is not a silver bullet for the world's problems.
  Employers would be wise to look for ways to contain these costs, but there is not a silver bullet.
  While antibiotics are hardly a silver bullet and they are useless against viruses, they raise the simple possibility of treatment for bacterial or fungal illnesses.
  There will never be a silver bullet in security, just like there is never a silver bullet in any other line of work, but does that mean we should give up trying?
  The term is kind of a joke; calling something a silver bullet is a way of saying that it's supposed to do something impossible.
  It is not a silver bullet, but a useful tool in helping combat these problems.
  Nor will the introduction of incentives be a silver bullet that resolves all problems in the industry.
  I don't think these allegations will prove to be the silver bullet.
  This bill is not a silver bullet; it will not eradicate all binge drinking.
  The academic literature on DDT and malaria doesn't suggest that DDT is the anti-malaria silver bullet that some people make it out to be.
  Finding a vaccine that could prevent AIDS is considered the silver bullet for the developing world.
  I acknowledge that a database is not the silver bullet.
  Like so much in politics, I don't think there is a silver bullet here.
  Destroying any insurgency is a complex, long-term task for which there is no smart weapon, silver bullet, or critical node that assures quick victory.
  Parental leave seems to play an important role in easing some of these issues, but it is by no means a silver bullet.
  The timing of the new highway bill will not be the silver bullet to help us this year.
  ‘I'm not saying I've discovered the silver bullet,’ Garique says.

Definition of silver bullet in US English:

silver bullet

noun

1A bullet made of silver, used in fiction as a supposedly magical method of killing werewolves.
Example sentencesExamples
- You've probably heard about that bit of lore where a werewolf can only be killed by a silver bullet.
- In the old days, a silver bullet, a dose of sunlight or a stake through the chest would be enough.
- She looked closely at it and said, ‘Kind of like the silver bullet that killed the werewolf’.
- Back in the old days, the only cure for a werewolf was a silver bullet.
- For the benefit of those unfamiliar with the habits of werewolves, it's revealed through this story-with-a-twist that they only come out at night, and can only be killed by a silver bullet.
1. 1.1often with negative A simple and seemingly magical solution to a complicated problem.
  there is no 'silver bullet' that can prevent flooding entirely
  he doesn't expect to find a silver bullet that will cure all forms of asthma
  Example sentencesExamples
  Like so much in politics, I don't think there is a silver bullet here.
  The timing of the new highway bill will not be the silver bullet to help us this year.
  It is not a silver bullet, but a useful tool in helping combat these problems.
  The term is kind of a joke; calling something a silver bullet is a way of saying that it's supposed to do something impossible.
  Finding a vaccine that could prevent AIDS is considered the silver bullet for the developing world.
  Dealing with the digital divide is beyond the scope of any single initiative and technology is not a silver bullet for the world's problems.
  Used properly, arbitration could be an important refinement of modern computer security practices - but it is not a silver bullet.
  I acknowledge that a database is not the silver bullet.
  It is not a silver bullet; it does not spell the end of child abuse and neglect.
  While antibiotics are hardly a silver bullet and they are useless against viruses, they raise the simple possibility of treatment for bacterial or fungal illnesses.
  ‘I'm not saying I've discovered the silver bullet,’ Garique says.
  But I've got to tell you it looks at the moment very, very promising, that it could be you know, a sort of a golden bullet or a silver bullet if you like.
  There will never be a silver bullet in security, just like there is never a silver bullet in any other line of work, but does that mean we should give up trying?
  Destroying any insurgency is a complex, long-term task for which there is no smart weapon, silver bullet, or critical node that assures quick victory.
  Nor will the introduction of incentives be a silver bullet that resolves all problems in the industry.
  I don't think these allegations will prove to be the silver bullet.
  Parental leave seems to play an important role in easing some of these issues, but it is by no means a silver bullet.
  Employers would be wise to look for ways to contain these costs, but there is not a silver bullet.
  This bill is not a silver bullet; it will not eradicate all binge drinking.
  The academic literature on DDT and malaria doesn't suggest that DDT is the anti-malaria silver bullet that some people make it out to be.

单词	silver bullet
释义	Definition of silver bullet in English: silver bullet noun 1A bullet made of silver, supposedly the only weapon that could kill a werewolf. Example sentencesExamples Back in the old days, the only cure for a werewolf was a silver bullet. She looked closely at it and said, ‘Kind of like the silver bullet that killed the werewolf’. For the benefit of those unfamiliar with the habits of werewolves, it's revealed through this story-with-a-twist that they only come out at night, and can only be killed by a silver bullet. In the old days, a silver bullet, a dose of sunlight or a stake through the chest would be enough. You've probably heard about that bit of lore where a werewolf can only be killed by a silver bullet. 1.1often with negative A simple and seemingly magical solution to a complicated problem. there is no 'silver bullet' that can prevent flooding entirely he doesn't expect to find a silver bullet that will cure all forms of asthma Example sentencesExamples It is not a silver bullet; it does not spell the end of child abuse and neglect. Used properly, arbitration could be an important refinement of modern computer security practices - but it is not a silver bullet. But I've got to tell you it looks at the moment very, very promising, that it could be you know, a sort of a golden bullet or a silver bullet if you like. Dealing with the digital divide is beyond the scope of any single initiative and technology is not a silver bullet for the world's problems. Employers would be wise to look for ways to contain these costs, but there is not a silver bullet. While antibiotics are hardly a silver bullet and they are useless against viruses, they raise the simple possibility of treatment for bacterial or fungal illnesses. There will never be a silver bullet in security, just like there is never a silver bullet in any other line of work, but does that mean we should give up trying? The term is kind of a joke; calling something a silver bullet is a way of saying that it's supposed to do something impossible. It is not a silver bullet, but a useful tool in helping combat these problems. Nor will the introduction of incentives be a silver bullet that resolves all problems in the industry. I don't think these allegations will prove to be the silver bullet. This bill is not a silver bullet; it will not eradicate all binge drinking. The academic literature on DDT and malaria doesn't suggest that DDT is the anti-malaria silver bullet that some people make it out to be. Finding a vaccine that could prevent AIDS is considered the silver bullet for the developing world. I acknowledge that a database is not the silver bullet. Like so much in politics, I don't think there is a silver bullet here. Destroying any insurgency is a complex, long-term task for which there is no smart weapon, silver bullet, or critical node that assures quick victory. Parental leave seems to play an important role in easing some of these issues, but it is by no means a silver bullet. The timing of the new highway bill will not be the silver bullet to help us this year. ‘I'm not saying I've discovered the silver bullet,’ Garique says. Definition of silver bullet in US English: silver bullet noun 1A bullet made of silver, used in fiction as a supposedly magical method of killing werewolves. Example sentencesExamples You've probably heard about that bit of lore where a werewolf can only be killed by a silver bullet. In the old days, a silver bullet, a dose of sunlight or a stake through the chest would be enough. She looked closely at it and said, ‘Kind of like the silver bullet that killed the werewolf’. Back in the old days, the only cure for a werewolf was a silver bullet. For the benefit of those unfamiliar with the habits of werewolves, it's revealed through this story-with-a-twist that they only come out at night, and can only be killed by a silver bullet. 1.1often with negative A simple and seemingly magical solution to a complicated problem. there is no 'silver bullet' that can prevent flooding entirely he doesn't expect to find a silver bullet that will cure all forms of asthma Example sentencesExamples Like so much in politics, I don't think there is a silver bullet here. The timing of the new highway bill will not be the silver bullet to help us this year. It is not a silver bullet, but a useful tool in helping combat these problems. The term is kind of a joke; calling something a silver bullet is a way of saying that it's supposed to do something impossible. Finding a vaccine that could prevent AIDS is considered the silver bullet for the developing world. Dealing with the digital divide is beyond the scope of any single initiative and technology is not a silver bullet for the world's problems. Used properly, arbitration could be an important refinement of modern computer security practices - but it is not a silver bullet. I acknowledge that a database is not the silver bullet. It is not a silver bullet; it does not spell the end of child abuse and neglect. While antibiotics are hardly a silver bullet and they are useless against viruses, they raise the simple possibility of treatment for bacterial or fungal illnesses. ‘I'm not saying I've discovered the silver bullet,’ Garique says. But I've got to tell you it looks at the moment very, very promising, that it could be you know, a sort of a golden bullet or a silver bullet if you like. There will never be a silver bullet in security, just like there is never a silver bullet in any other line of work, but does that mean we should give up trying? Destroying any insurgency is a complex, long-term task for which there is no smart weapon, silver bullet, or critical node that assures quick victory. Nor will the introduction of incentives be a silver bullet that resolves all problems in the industry. I don't think these allegations will prove to be the silver bullet. Parental leave seems to play an important role in easing some of these issues, but it is by no means a silver bullet. Employers would be wise to look for ways to contain these costs, but there is not a silver bullet. This bill is not a silver bullet; it will not eradicate all binge drinking. The academic literature on DDT and malaria doesn't suggest that DDT is the anti-malaria silver bullet that some people make it out to be.
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