单词	firepower
释义	English American Business firepowernoun [ U ] uk/ˈfaɪə.paʊər/us/ˈfaɪr.paʊ.ɚ/ the number and size of guns that a military group has available: Although badly out-numbered by the enemy, we had vastly superior firepower. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Guns cannon cannonade cannonball charge cock crossfire *fire sth* off go off kick machine gun ordnance point-blank potshot recoil shoot shooting gallery shot sniper snub-nosed Taser See more results » firepowernoun [ U ] us/ˈfɑɪərˌpɑʊ·ər/ the ability to destroy things using weapons: The small force could not withstand the enemy’s superior firepower. Firepower is also the things, such as money or skill, that you need to produce results: The campaigns are focusing their financial firepower on Florida. firepowernoun [ U ] uk/ˈfaɪəpaʊər/usinformal the amount of money or influence that a company, person, etc. has, especially an amount that gives them the opportunity to do something:** Some shareholders fear that he lacks the necessary firepower to tackle the job of finance director.
随便看	go down go down go down as/in something go down like a lead balloon go down on sb go down sth go down swinging/fighting go down the gurgler go down the pan go down the tubes go down the tubes go down the wrong way go down with sth go down/fall like ninepins go downhill go Dutch go easy go easy on someone go easy on something go easy on sth go far go far go figure go figure! go fish

firepowernoun [ U ]

firepowernoun [ U ]

firepowernoun [ U ]