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drop a bombshell - перевод на немецкий
FORERUNNER TO THE TERM SEX SYMBOL AND ORIGINALLY USED TO DESCRIBE POPULAR FEMALE SEX ICONS
Blonde bombshell (sex symbol); Bombshell Girl; Bombshell (sex symbol)
drop a bombshell
eine Bombengranate werfen; eine Bombe platzen lassen
lemon drops
SUGAR COATED, LEMON-FLAVORED CANDY
Lemon drops; Lemon Drop (candy); Lemon drop (confectionery)
Zitronenbonbon
drop down menu
![A drop-down list of [[search suggestions]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Dewiki-suggesting-searchplugin.png?width=200 "A drop-down list of [[search suggestions]]")
USER INTERFACE ELEMENT
Drop-down box; Popup list; Drop-down menu; Dropdown menu; Drop menu; Drop Down Menu
ein Menü das sich öffnet wenn man eine Option aus dem Hauptmenü auswählt
Определение
bombshell
¦ noun
1. an overwhelming surprise or disappointment.
2. informal a very attractive woman.
3. dated an artillery shell.
Википедия
Bombshell (slang)
The term bombshell is a forerunner to the term "sex symbol" and originally used to describe popular women regarded as very attractive. The Online Etymology Dictionary by Douglas Harper attests the usage of the term in this meaning since 1942. Bombshell has a longer history in its other, more general figurative meaning of a "shattering or devastating thing or event" since 1860.
Примеры употребления для drop a bombshell
1. John McCain and accused The New York Times on Friday of repeatedly trying to "drop a bombshell" on Republican presidential nominees to undermine their candidacies.
2. Siding with McCain, the White House accused the Times of repeatedly trying to "drop a bombshell" on Republican presidential nominees to undermine their candidacies.
3. Tuesday to announce what appeared to be a series of votes on otherwise important issues –– a nuclear deal with India, for example –– but gave no indication that they were about to drop a bombshell announcement.
4. "I think a lot of people here in this building, with experience in a couple campaigns, have grown accustomed to the fact that during the course of the campaign, seemingly on maybe a monthly basis leading up to the convention and maybe a weekly basis after that, The New York Times does try to drop a bombshell on the Republican nominee.
5. Mizrachi wants applicants to file a formal request for backdated tax credit claims, and to include evidence, and goes on to drop a bombshell: "At this stage no tax rebates will be paid against these applications." This approach – non compliance with a court ruling – has met with sweeping condemnation in the legal community.