Definition of bomb site in English:

bomb site

noun

An area in a town or city where the buildings have been destroyed by bombs.
Example sentencesExamples
- You can come to work some mornings and it's like a bomb site.
- A pensioner told how her garden had been left resembling a bomb site after a sewage pipe exploded.
- He complimented the staff because he had passed in the morning on the way from the airport and it looked like a bomb site!
- The key evidence was supposed to be an identity card dropped by a potential bomber in the rubble of the bomb site.
- Mr Smith from nearby Huntersrun Road said the area was like a bomb site.
- An angry crowd gathered around the bomb site.
- Several thousand people gathered at the bomb site after the blast to express their feeling and to rally for peace.
- ‘It was like a bomb site, not a place of peace and tranquillity,’ said Mr Phillips.
- I say ‘eventually’ because at present it is a bomb site.
- The toilets look as though they belong in a bomb site area in the middle of the Second World War.
- One of the survivors carries a stone from the bomb site with his playing gear.
- The site remained as a bomb site for 20 years until Croydon's licensing bench approved plans to rebuild the pub in 1964.
- One of them, the current local councillor, is quoted in the Sunday Herald article as saying: ‘It does look like a bomb site at the moment.’
- Councillor Flynn said: ‘The station is like a bomb site.’
- Forensic scientists yesterday continued their painstaking search through the bomb site, gathering evidence from the charred scene.
- He said the land had looked like a bomb site for a long time and its redevelopment would be a ‘marvellous achievement’.
- Armored vehicles blocked off streets around the bomb site, while a helicopter buzzed overhead and six sharpshooters were positioned on rooftops.
- An angry couple today demanded action over the garden they say is still a bomb site exactly one month after a gas blast near their home in Clifton.
- My friend Jane and I grabbed a camera and went to the bomb site.
- Although the rink has now been dismantled the rest of the place looks like a bomb site.

单词	bomb site
释义	Definition of bomb site in English: bomb site noun An area in a town or city where the buildings have been destroyed by bombs. Example sentencesExamples You can come to work some mornings and it's like a bomb site. A pensioner told how her garden had been left resembling a bomb site after a sewage pipe exploded. He complimented the staff because he had passed in the morning on the way from the airport and it looked like a bomb site! The key evidence was supposed to be an identity card dropped by a potential bomber in the rubble of the bomb site. Mr Smith from nearby Huntersrun Road said the area was like a bomb site. An angry crowd gathered around the bomb site. Several thousand people gathered at the bomb site after the blast to express their feeling and to rally for peace. ‘It was like a bomb site, not a place of peace and tranquillity,’ said Mr Phillips. I say ‘eventually’ because at present it is a bomb site. The toilets look as though they belong in a bomb site area in the middle of the Second World War. One of the survivors carries a stone from the bomb site with his playing gear. The site remained as a bomb site for 20 years until Croydon's licensing bench approved plans to rebuild the pub in 1964. One of them, the current local councillor, is quoted in the Sunday Herald article as saying: ‘It does look like a bomb site at the moment.’ Councillor Flynn said: ‘The station is like a bomb site.’ Forensic scientists yesterday continued their painstaking search through the bomb site, gathering evidence from the charred scene. He said the land had looked like a bomb site for a long time and its redevelopment would be a ‘marvellous achievement’. Armored vehicles blocked off streets around the bomb site, while a helicopter buzzed overhead and six sharpshooters were positioned on rooftops. An angry couple today demanded action over the garden they say is still a bomb site exactly one month after a gas blast near their home in Clifton. My friend Jane and I grabbed a camera and went to the bomb site. Although the rink has now been dismantled the rest of the place looks like a bomb site.
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