nuke
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /nuːk/ · UK /njuːk/
Forms: nukes
nuke means: A nuclear bomb or other nuclear weapon.
noun
A nuclear bomb or other nuclear weapon.
- The missile carried a nuke.
- The agreement limits the number of nukes.
- They feared that a nuke would destroy the city.
verb
To destroy or remove something completely.
- I accidentally nuked my project folder.
- This command nukes all saved settings.
- We nuked the old website and started again.
To heat or cook food in a microwave oven.
- I’ll nuke the soup.
- She nuked the leftovers for two minutes.
- Can you nuke my dinner while I get changed?
To attack a place with a nuclear weapon.
- They threatened to nuke the city.
- The film shows what happens when a country is nuked.
- No one wanted the enemy to nuke the base.
To deliberately wreck an online community by deleting its content or removing its members on a large scale.
- An attacker nuked the chat server.
- Someone used stolen admin access to nuke our community.
- The bot nuked every channel and banned hundreds of members.
Questions about nuke
What does nuke mean?
A nuclear bomb or other nuclear weapon.
What is nuke in other languages?
Türkçe: nükleer bomba · Español: bomba nuclear · Français: bombe nucléaire · Deutsch: Atombombe · Italiano: bomba nucleare · 日本語: 核兵器
How do you pronounce nuke?
In American English /nuːk/; in British English /njuːk/.
How do you use nuke in a sentence?
The missile carried a nuke. The agreement limits the number of nukes.
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