1. a member of a bomber crew responsible for aiming and releasing bombs
Usage: military
2. an artillery soldier who operates cannons or other heavy weapons
Usage: military
3. a noncommissioned officer rank in some armies, typically below corporal
Usage: military

Examples

• The bombardier carefully calculated the target coordinates before releasing the payload.
• During World War II, bombardiers played a crucial role in strategic bombing missions.
• The artillery unit’s bombardier adjusted the cannon’s elevation for maximum accuracy.
• He was promoted from private to bombardier after completing his training.
• The bombardier’s precision was essential for the success of the air raid.
• She served as a bombardier in the Royal Artillery for five years.