Translation for 'explosive belt' from English to French

explosive belt

ceinture {f} explosivearmes

ceinture {f} d'explosifsarmes

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explosive

volcanique {adj} [tempérament]

explosif {m}armes

high-explosive

brisant {adj}

explosive vest

gilet {m} explosifarmes

explosive power

force {f} explosivephys.tech.

highly explosive

hautement explosif {adj}

explosive [also fig.]

explosif {adj} [aussi fig.]

belt

courroie {f}autotech.

sangle {f}tech.vêt.

ceinture {f}vêt.

conveyor belt

convoyeur {m} à bande

courroie {f} transporteuseind.

bande {f} transporteusetech.

belt loop

coulant {m} [anneau]vêt.

life belt

ceinture {f} de sauvetagenaut.

bouée {f} de sauvetagenaut.

sanding belt

bande {f} abrasivetech.

abrasive belt

bande {f} abrasivetech.

belt drive

entraînement {m} par courroietech.

belt buckle

boucle {f} de ceinture

• DHKP-C did not conduct any major attacks in 2003, although a DHKP/C female suicide bomber Sengul Akkurt's explosive belt detonated by accident on 20 May 2003 in Ankara, in a restroom, while she was preparing for an action.
• A teenage girl, who was strapped with an explosive belt, blew up near Yusifiyah, targeting an Iraqi Army patrol, leaving an Iraqi Army captain dead and seven other soldiers wounded.
• This is contrary to the usual practice of aiming at the torso, which presents the biggest target, as a hit to the torso may detonate an explosive belt.
• The attack was carried out by a female perpetrator named Naida Sirazhudinovna Asiyalova (Russian: Наида Сиражудиновна Асиялова) who was converted to Islam by her husband, she detonated an explosive belt containing 500–600 grams of TNT inside a bus carrying approximately 50 people, killing seven civilians and injuring at least 36 others.
• A Palestinian bomber detonated an explosive belt on an Egged bus #19 traveling between the two campuses of Hadassah Medical Center.

• Duri arrives at Grand Central Station just before Hassan detonates his explosive belt.
• An explosive belt was strapped to his waist, set to detonate if anything happened to Makoa.
• The man was presumed to be wearing a suicide explosive belt on the bridge.
• His explosive belt included metal balls for shrapnel in order to maximize casualties.
• DHKP-C did not conduct any major attacks in 2003, although a DHKP-C female suicide bomber Sengul Akkurt's explosive belt detonated by accident on 20 May 2003 in Ankara, in a restroom, while she was preparing for an action.

• Immediately after the first attack the other suicide bomber, who was carrying a concealed explosive belt, was supposed to carry out another attack but his explosive device failed to detonate.
• Karini and two of his operators were arrested, while a 12 kg explosive belt was detonated safely by an Israeli EOD crew.
• On October 4, 2003, the 28-year-old Palestinian suicide bomber Hanadi Jaradat detonated the explosive belt she was wearing inside the Arab-Jewish Maxim restaurant in Haifa.
• Moussa killed himself and a Hamas fighter by detonating an explosive belt strapped around his waist after being trapped in his house.
• The attacker, a young man, was reportedly wearing a boubou, a traditional men's garment common in Mauritania and other regions of West Africa. The bomber wore an explosive belt.

• Palestinian ambulances were stopped for checks following the discovery of an explosive belt in a Red Crescent ambulance.
• On the second day of the Beslan siege, Khodov reportedly stopped one of the other hostage-takers from killing a hostage named Larisa Kudzieva, and offered to free her two children if she agreed to wear an explosive belt and hijab in exchange; an offer which Kudzieva refused.