How to pronounce Explosives in English

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I'm an explosives engineer.

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I'm an explosives engineer.

I'm an explosives engineer.

External explosives officer from SO15,

Narrator: Additionally, scenes involving explosives

Rigged the glass with explosives

Invincibility to bullets, shells, explosives,

And these secondary explosives go

explosives HAVE BEEN FOUND AFTER

explosives and so on, you know.

Just as the explosives go off.

Lloyd: So, yeah, binary explosives exist.

Gallons of kerosene and powder explosives.

And 72 pounds of powder explosives,

Limpet mines are not very powerful explosives.

Contrabands such as weapons or explosives and

Be composed of what's called secondary explosives

With explosives, he's setting them off wirelessly

Attached to explosives to target personnel or vehicles.

From a power source to your main explosives

A stolen Mazda pickup truck packed with explosives

Rigs the glass with explosives timed to go off

And explosives go off or they don't go off.

Who had built the explosives and had set them off.

The Snowball even passed an explosives test and meets the military's

A year later, he drove explosives into an Indian military convoy.

These “super-explosives,” churning out hundreds of tons in a day.

Germany was struggling to manufacture explosives due to shortages of nitric acid.

These kinds of explosives caused hundreds of US soldiers to lose their lives.

For example, they trained small militias in the use of sophisticated explosives that perforate

The British occupying forces once tried to destroy all the island‘s military facilities with 6.7 kilotons of explosives.

I'm currently sitting on top of tons of explosives with two great friends ready to be shot into space by one of