1.(使)爆炸,(使)爆发
2.触发(一连串事件)
1.to explode, or make something explode
1.At the last minute the man swings the vehicle away, puts his foot down and detonates the propane canisters packed into the car.
在最后一刻，他突然转向，用脚一蹬，引爆了车上的丙烷罐。
2.Excessively stringly typed code is usually a pain tounderstand and detonates at runtime with errors that the compiler wouldnormally find.
过多字符形式输入代码往往很难理解，而且会引起一些运行过程中编译器通常会发现的错误。
3.Scientists will soon be able to observe the first instants after a nuclear warhead detonates.
科学家不久将能观察到核弹头爆炸的第一瞬间。
4.a long cylindrical self-propelled underwater projectile that detonates on contact with a target.
一种长筒状水下自推引爆目标的射弹。
5.A small, electrically activated explosive charge that detonates a larger charge.
一种小型、电子激发的炸药，用于引爆更大的炸药包。
6.Detonates an explosive through the first roadblock.
引爆炸弹穿过第一个路障。
7.You exhale draconic energy that detonates at a distance.
你呼出强烈的能量在远处爆炸。
8.She removes a bomb from the plane's fire extinguisher and detonates it.
她从飞机上的灭火器中拿出一枚炸弹，启动了定时爆炸装置。
9.In that case, tension is applied, and the threads slide by each other without turning when the explosive detonates.
这种情况下，施加拉力，爆炸时不用旋转，彼此滑脱即可。
10.Fires a projectile from any equipped ranged weapon that detonates on impact, dealing damage to does within 4. 5 meters.
用远程武器发射一支爆炸箭，爆炸造成的伤害范围是4.5米。