Definition

1. Noun:
   • Napalm: A highly flammable, gel-like substance made from gasoline and other chemicals, used in incendiary weapons and bombs. It is known for causing severe, persistent fires.

Usage Examples

• (Enemy aircraft dropped napalm bombs on the village.)
• (Napalm clings and burns for a long time, making it difficult to extinguish.)

Advanced Usage

• The term is often used in historical and military contexts, particularly relating to the Vietnam War, to describe a specific and devastating weapon of war.

Variants and Related Words

• Bom na-pan (n): napalm bomb.
  • Những quả bom na-pan đã hủy diệt cả khu rừng. (The napalm bombs destroyed the entire forest.)

Synonyms

• Incendiary weapon: A device designed to start fires.
• Firebomb: A bomb that causes destruction by fire.

Related Idioms

• : napalm fire; often used metaphorically to describe an intense, destructive, or all-consuming force or situation.
  • Cơn thịnh nộ của anh ấy như lửa na-pan. (His rage was like napalm fire.)

noun

1. napalm