1.弹头
1.the front part of a bomb or missile that explodes
1.If it is possible to reduce the number of UK warheads further, Britain will be ready to do so.
如果还有继续削减的可能，英国将会做好准备付诸行动。
2.At the height of the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union had between them tens of thousands of nuclear warheads.
在冷战高峰期，美国和苏联两国拥有几十万枚核弹头。
3.For a while, perhaps through the decade, the United States would retain a clear edge in numbers of warheads.
美国本可以把核弹头数量上的明显优势维持一个时期，或许可以维持十年。
4.FFARs give an aircraft a large number of high-explosive warheads which can be fired with good precision at the enemy.
机载折翼火箭就使飞机可以携带许多精准的高爆弹头。
5.Mr Lee reiterated that the ultimate goal of any negotiations should be decommissioning Pyongyang's atomic warheads.
李明博重申，任何谈判的终极目标都应该是拆除平壤的核弹头。
6.The total weight of the warhead or warheads, guidance systems, and other payload of a missile, not including the weight of the rocket.
有效载荷导弹的弹头、制导系统及其它有效负荷的总重量，不包括火箭重量。
7.India is also trying to equip its Agni ballistic missiles with such warheads and to deploy them on submarines.
印度也在试图将核弹头运用到自己的阿格尼弹道飞弹和潜艇上。
8.British and French missiles, like those of the United States, are protected against accidental launch or detonation of their warheads.
如美国导弹一样，英法的导弹弹头也能防止意外发射和引爆。
9.Those two stockpiles give it enough enriched uranium to make up to six nuclear warheads, should it choose to do so.
这两种库存使得伊朗方面有足够的浓缩铀去制造6个核弹头，一旦他真的打算这么做。
10.On top of their deployed (ready to launch) warheads, both the US and Russia are estimated to each have about 10, 000 warheads in storage.
除掉双方已部署的（准备好发射的）弹头，美国和俄罗斯的武器库中估计各拥有大约10000枚弹头。