"bombe A" meaning in Français

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Noun

IPA: \bɔ̃.b‿a\, bɔ̃b a, bɔ̃.b‿a Audio: Fr-Paris--bombe A.ogg , Fr-bombe A.ogg Forms: bombes A [plural]
  1. Bombe atomique.
    Sense id: fr-bombe_A-fr-noun-yBC5SUHu Categories (other): Exemples en français
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Related terms: Fat Man, Little Boy

Inflected forms

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    "Apocope de bombe atomique."
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          "text": "La course au nucléaire\n […].\n L'Union soviétique arrive deuxième dans la course en mettant la main sur les connaissances nécessaires à sa fabrication : elle teste sa bombe A dès l'été 1949. Suivent le Royaume-Uni en 1952, la France en 1960, puis la Chine en 1964."
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