英语词汇blast怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ blast /ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/ noun

plural blasts

¹ blast

/ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/

noun

plural blasts

Learner's definition of BLAST

[count]

a : a mass of air that moves very quickly and forcefully疾风；强风

She opened the door and felt a cold blast.她打开门，感到一股冷风袭来。
a blast of wind一阵疾风

b : a mass of water, gas, heat, etc., that moves very quickly and forcefully through the air（强劲的）水流，气流，热浪

He was hit by a blast of water from the hose.他被水管中喷出来的水流打到了。
a blast of heat一股热浪

: the loud sound made by a horn or a whistle（喇叭或哨子发出的）响亮声音

The driver gave a long blast on his horn.司机按了长长的一声喇叭。
the blast of the factory whistle工厂的鸣笛声
a bugle blast军号声

: a powerful explosion爆炸

The bomb blast killed eight people.炸弹爆炸导致八人死亡。
a shotgun blast一声枪响

: a sudden powerful force突如其来的强劲力量

She got a blast of reality when she returned to school in the fall.秋天返回学校时，她感觉一下子就回到了现实之中。
a blast of criticism突如其来的猛烈批评

informal : a very enjoyable and exciting experience狂欢；愉快的经历

I had a blast at your party.我在你的聚会上玩得非常开心。
The wedding was a blast.那场婚礼是一场狂欢。

blast from the past

informal

: something that reminds you of an earlier time勾起回忆的事物

Hearing that old song again was a real blast from the past.再次听到那首老歌，让人不禁回想起了过去。

full blast

informal

: with as much loudness or power as possible用最大音量；用最大能量

The engines were running (at) full blast.发动机正全速运转。
She turned up the heat full blast.她把暖气开到最大。
The stereo was going full blast. [=the stereo was very loud]音响被开到最大。

² blast /ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/ verb

blasts; blasted; blasting

² blast

/ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/

verb

blasts; blasted; blasting

Learner's definition of BLAST

a : to destroy, break apart, or remove (something) with an explosive炸毁；炸碎；炸掉

[+ object]

Workers were blasting rock where the new highway will go.工人们正在炸掉岩石准备修建新公路。
The rock has been blasted away.岩石被炸掉了。

[no object]

Workers were blasting (away) at the rock.工人们正在炸岩石。

b [+ object] : to create (a space or opening) with explosives（用炸药）炸出，炸开

The explosion blasted a hole in the side of the ship.船的一侧被炸了个洞。
blast a tunnel炸开一条隧道

[+ object] : to strongly criticize (someone or something) especially in public（尤指公开地）严厉批评，痛斥，猛烈抨击

The mayor was blasted by the local press.市长受到当地舆论界的猛烈抨击。
The judge blasted the lawyers for delaying the trial.法官痛斥那些律师延误了审判。
Human rights groups have blasted the government for its treatment of political prisoners.人权组织强烈谴责政府对政治犯的处置方式。

: to shoot (something or someone) with a weapon（朝…）射击，轰击

[+ object]

He blasted his rival with a pistol.他向敌人开枪。
A gunship blasted enemy headquarters.一架武装直升机轰炸了敌军总部。
They blasted the enemy plane out of the sky.他们把敌机从空中击落。

[no object]

Machine guns were blasting.机枪正在开火。
The soldiers were blasting (away) at the advancing enemy.士兵们向进攻的敌军射击。

[+ object] : to hit (something or someone) with a mass of water, air, etc., that is moving forcefully（用水、气等）喷射，猛吹

She blasted us with water from the hose.她用水管里的水喷我们。
They used an air hose to blast dust off the machine.他们用通气管吹掉了机器上的灰尘。

[+ object] : to hit or kick (something) with great force狠打；猛踢

He blasted the puck past the goalie.他用力一击，使冰球越过了守门员。
She blasted the ball over the fence for a home run.她用力把球击出围栏，打出了个本垒打。

: to make a loud and usually unpleasant sound : blare发出响亮刺耳的声音

[no object]

Their music was blasting all night.他们的音乐声吵了一整晚。
The television was blasting in the other room.另一个房间里正大声放着电视节目。

[+ object]

A radio was blasting music in the next room.隔壁房间的收音机正大声地放着音乐。

blast off

[phrasal verb] of a missile, rocket, or spacecraft

: to leave the ground and begin flight（导弹、火箭、航天飞机等）发射，升空，起飞

The rocket will blast off tomorrow morning.火箭将于明晨升空。

— see also blastoff

— blaster

noun, plural blasters [count]

Blasters were hired to remove the rock.爆破手受雇炸掉那块岩石。

— blasting

noun [noncount]

The actual construction of the road will begin after blasting is completed.爆破完成后，公路的修建才会真正开始。

³ blast /ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/ interjection

³ blast

/ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/

interjection

Learner's definition of BLAST

informal

— used to express anger or annoyance该死，倒霉（用于表示愤怒或气恼）

Blast it! I forgot my keys!该死！我忘带钥匙了！

单词	blast
释义	blast (verb) blast (interjection) blast 8 ENTRIES FOUND: blast (noun) blast (verb) blast (interjection) blasted (adjective) blast furnace (noun) full (adjective) past (noun) sandblast (verb) ¹ blast /ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/ noun plural blasts ¹ blast /ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/ noun plural blasts Learner's definition of BLAST [count] 1 a : a mass of air that moves very quickly and forcefully疾风；强风 She opened the door and felt a cold blast.她打开门，感到一股冷风袭来。 a blast of wind一阵疾风 b : a mass of water, gas, heat, etc., that moves very quickly and forcefully through the air（强劲的）水流，气流，热浪 He was hit by a blast of water from the hose.他被水管中喷出来的水流打到了。 a blast of heat一股热浪 2 : the loud sound made by a horn or a whistle（喇叭或哨子发出的）响亮声音 The driver gave a long blast on his horn.司机按了长长的一声喇叭。 the blast of the factory whistle工厂的鸣笛声 a bugle blast军号声 3 : a powerful explosion爆炸 The bomb blast killed eight people.炸弹爆炸导致八人死亡。 a shotgun blast一声枪响 4 : a sudden powerful force突如其来的强劲力量 She got a blast of reality when she returned to school in the fall.秋天返回学校时，她感觉一下子就回到了现实之中。 a blast of criticism突如其来的猛烈批评 5 informal : a very enjoyable and exciting experience狂欢；愉快的经历 I had a blast at your party.我在你的聚会上玩得非常开心。 The wedding was a blast.那场婚礼是一场狂欢。 blast from the past informal : something that reminds you of an earlier time勾起回忆的事物 Hearing that old song again was a real blast from the past.再次听到那首老歌，让人不禁回想起了过去。 full blast informal : with as much loudness or power as possible用最大音量；用最大能量 The engines were running (at) full blast.发动机正全速运转。 She turned up the heat full blast.她把暖气开到最大。 The stereo was going full blast. [=the stereo was very loud]音响被开到最大。 ² blast /ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/ verb blasts; blasted; blasting ² blast /ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/ verb blasts; blasted; blasting Learner's definition of BLAST 1 a : to destroy, break apart, or remove (something) with an explosive炸毁；炸碎；炸掉 [+ object] Workers were blasting rock where the new highway will go.工人们正在炸掉岩石准备修建新公路。 The rock has been blasted away.岩石被炸掉了。 [no object] Workers were blasting (away) at the rock.工人们正在炸岩石。 b [+ object] : to create (a space or opening) with explosives（用炸药）炸出，炸开 The explosion blasted a hole in the side of the ship.船的一侧被炸了个洞。 blast a tunnel炸开一条隧道 2 [+ object] : to strongly criticize (someone or something) especially in public（尤指公开地）严厉批评，痛斥，猛烈抨击 The mayor was blasted by the local press.市长受到当地舆论界的猛烈抨击。 The judge blasted the lawyers for delaying the trial.法官痛斥那些律师延误了审判。 Human rights groups have blasted the government for its treatment of political prisoners.人权组织强烈谴责政府对政治犯的处置方式。 3 : to shoot (something or someone) with a weapon（朝…）射击，轰击 [+ object] He blasted his rival with a pistol.他向敌人开枪。 A gunship blasted enemy headquarters.一架武装直升机轰炸了敌军总部。 They blasted the enemy plane out of the sky.他们把敌机从空中击落。 [no object] Machine guns were blasting.机枪正在开火。 The soldiers were blasting (away) at the advancing enemy.士兵们向进攻的敌军射击。 4 [+ object] : to hit (something or someone) with a mass of water, air, etc., that is moving forcefully（用水、气等）喷射，猛吹 She blasted us with water from the hose.她用水管里的水喷我们。 They used an air hose to blast dust off the machine.他们用通气管吹掉了机器上的灰尘。 5 [+ object] : to hit or kick (something) with great force狠打；猛踢 He blasted the puck past the goalie.他用力一击，使冰球越过了守门员。 She blasted the ball over the fence for a home run.她用力把球击出围栏，打出了个本垒打。 6 : to make a loud and usually unpleasant sound : blare发出响亮刺耳的声音 [no object] Their music was blasting all night.他们的音乐声吵了一整晚。 The television was blasting in the other room.另一个房间里正大声放着电视节目。 [+ object] A radio was blasting music in the next room.隔壁房间的收音机正大声地放着音乐。 blast off [phrasal verb] of a missile, rocket, or spacecraft : to leave the ground and begin flight（导弹、火箭、航天飞机等）发射，升空，起飞 The rocket will blast off tomorrow morning.火箭将于明晨升空。 — see also blastoff — blaster noun, plural blasters [count] Blasters were hired to remove the rock.爆破手受雇炸掉那块岩石。 — blasting noun [noncount] The actual construction of the road will begin after blasting is completed.爆破完成后，公路的修建才会真正开始。 ³ blast /ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/ interjection ³ blast /ˈblæst/ Brit /ˈblɑːst/ interjection Learner's definition of BLAST informal — used to express anger or annoyance该死，倒霉（用于表示愤怒或气恼） Blast it! I forgot my keys!该死！我忘带钥匙了！
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