bomber

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a person who plants or throws bombs, often for political reasons.

n. an individual who plants or detonates explosive devices, typically in the context of terrorism or criminal activity.

Español:terrorista m or f que pone bombas

“The police are still searching for the bomber who attacked the station.”

“Intelligence agencies worked tirelessly to identify the lone bomber before another device could be deployed in a crowded area.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a short, sturdy jacket that fits tightly at the waist and wrists.

n. a short, waist-length jacket with gathered or elasticated cuffs and waistband, originally designed for military pilots.

“He wore a black leather bomber over his t-shirt.”

“The designer reimagined the classic bomber using sustainable fabrics and a more tailored silhouette for the autumn collection.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Slang

n. a graffiti artist who paints many pieces quickly, often in risky places.

n. a graffiti writer who focuses on high-volume output, often prioritising quantity and visibility over intricate detail.

“The local bomber had left his mark on almost every wall in the alley.”

“While some admire the technical skill of muralists, others find the relentless output of a dedicated bomber to be a nuisance.”

C1 · Advanced Slang

adj. very strong, safe, or reliable.

adj. exceptionally solid, secure, or reliable; frequently used in the context of outdoor gear or structural integrity.

“Don't worry about the tent; the anchors are totally bomber.”

“The climbing instructor assured the group that the anchor point was bomber and could easily support the weight of the entire team.”