Definition of submunition in English:

submunition

noun ˌsʌbmjuːˈnɪʃ(ə)nˌsəbmyo͞oˈniSHən

A small weapon or device that is part of a larger warhead and separates from it prior to impact.
Example sentencesExamples
- It deploys submunition shrapnel at defined intervals, covering a wide lethal area against soft targets.
- Separating from the shell above their target, the submunitions descend on wings at a speed of forty-five meters per second to strike the tank or fighting vehicle at its most vulnerable and unarmored point - the roof.
- Once sensors detect a target, preferably a tank or armored personnel cartier, the submunition fires an explosive projectile into the top of the target.
- The weapon can be configured to carry one of two types of warheads at a time: a 1,000-pound blast/fragmentary unitary warhead, and a general-purpose submunition dispenser with combined-effect bomblets.
- Meanwhile, activists should demand that the Pentagon halt exports of high-failure submunitions, update its current acceptable-failure standards and replace the Air Force's stockpile of millions of high-failure submunitions.

Definition of submunition in US English:

submunition

nounˌsəbmyo͞oˈniSHən

A small weapon or device that is part of a larger warhead and separates from it prior to impact.
Example sentencesExamples
- Once sensors detect a target, preferably a tank or armored personnel cartier, the submunition fires an explosive projectile into the top of the target.
- The weapon can be configured to carry one of two types of warheads at a time: a 1,000-pound blast/fragmentary unitary warhead, and a general-purpose submunition dispenser with combined-effect bomblets.
- Meanwhile, activists should demand that the Pentagon halt exports of high-failure submunitions, update its current acceptable-failure standards and replace the Air Force's stockpile of millions of high-failure submunitions.
- Separating from the shell above their target, the submunitions descend on wings at a speed of forty-five meters per second to strike the tank or fighting vehicle at its most vulnerable and unarmored point - the roof.
- It deploys submunition shrapnel at defined intervals, covering a wide lethal area against soft targets.

单词	submunition
释义	Definition of submunition in English: submunition noun ˌsʌbmjuːˈnɪʃ(ə)nˌsəbmyo͞oˈniSHən A small weapon or device that is part of a larger warhead and separates from it prior to impact. Example sentencesExamples It deploys submunition shrapnel at defined intervals, covering a wide lethal area against soft targets. Separating from the shell above their target, the submunitions descend on wings at a speed of forty-five meters per second to strike the tank or fighting vehicle at its most vulnerable and unarmored point - the roof. Once sensors detect a target, preferably a tank or armored personnel cartier, the submunition fires an explosive projectile into the top of the target. The weapon can be configured to carry one of two types of warheads at a time: a 1,000-pound blast/fragmentary unitary warhead, and a general-purpose submunition dispenser with combined-effect bomblets. Meanwhile, activists should demand that the Pentagon halt exports of high-failure submunitions, update its current acceptable-failure standards and replace the Air Force's stockpile of millions of high-failure submunitions. Definition of submunition in US English: submunition nounˌsəbmyo͞oˈniSHən A small weapon or device that is part of a larger warhead and separates from it prior to impact. Example sentencesExamples Once sensors detect a target, preferably a tank or armored personnel cartier, the submunition fires an explosive projectile into the top of the target. The weapon can be configured to carry one of two types of warheads at a time: a 1,000-pound blast/fragmentary unitary warhead, and a general-purpose submunition dispenser with combined-effect bomblets. Meanwhile, activists should demand that the Pentagon halt exports of high-failure submunitions, update its current acceptable-failure standards and replace the Air Force's stockpile of millions of high-failure submunitions. Separating from the shell above their target, the submunitions descend on wings at a speed of forty-five meters per second to strike the tank or fighting vehicle at its most vulnerable and unarmored point - the roof. It deploys submunition shrapnel at defined intervals, covering a wide lethal area against soft targets.
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