C4

British  

noun

1. a type of plastic explosive

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Etymology

Origin of C4

C20: from C(omposition) 4

Example Sentences

"I thought the distinctions between the diet of A. deyiremeda and A. afarensis would be harder to identify but the isotope data show clearly that A. deyiremeda wasn't accessing the same range of resources as A. afarensis, which is the earliest hominin shown to make use of C4 grass-based food resources."

From Science Daily

Nashbli Rodriguez, a native of Nayarit and South L.A. resident, makes the trip to Olvera Street daily to help run booth C4, A La Mexican Imports, where she sells between 15 and 20 lucha masks a day.

From Los Angeles Times

At the 2020 Track World Championships in Canada - her first major Para-cycling event - O'Brien won gold in the 500m time trial in the C4 category, beating Britain's Paralympic champion Kadeena Cox in a new world record time, and the 33-year-old will aim to take Cox's title in the Izu Velodrome.

From BBC

The 30-year-old will start her busy programme on Friday, 27 August when she defends her C4-5 500m time trial title before linking up with team-mates Jody Cundy and Jaco van Gass for the mixed team sprint event the following day.

From BBC

O-O Bd6 13. c4 Ne7 14. b3 O-O 15.

From Washington Times