explosion
US
UK explosion n: (violent burst of energy) (活力、干劲等的)
SC 忽然爆发，忽然迸发 hū rán bào fā ，hū rán bèng fā
The explosion at the factory forced evacuation of a school nearby.
explosion n: (exploding sound)
SC 爆炸声 bào zhà shēng
TC 爆炸聲
TC 爆炸聲
The explosion of thunder frightened us.
explosion n: (bomb: detonation) (炸弹)
SC 引爆，起爆 yǐn bào，qǐ bào
The engineers' explosion of the dynamite brought the building down.
explosion n: (bomb: blowing up) (炸弹)
SC 爆炸 bào zhà
TC 爆炸
TC 爆炸
A car-bomb explosion rocked the city's tourist district last night.
explosion n: figurative (sudden outburst) (比喻)
SC 突然爆发，突然发作 tū rán bào fā ，tū rán fā zuò
TC 突然爆發，突然發作
TC 突然爆發，突然發作
Don't tell him about the car now, unless you want an explosion.
explosion in [sth] n: (sudden dramatic increase)
SC 激增 jī zēng
There has been an explosion this year in the number of blogs about parenting.
population explosion n: (dramatic increase in birthrate)
SC 人口爆炸 rén kǒu bào zhà
SC 人口激增 rén kǒu bào zhà，rén kǒu jī zēng
SC 人口剧增 rén kǒu bào zhà，rén kǒu jù zēng
Like many people, I'm troubled by the world's population explosion.
violent explosion n: figurative (sudden emotional outburst)
SC 猛烈的爆炸 měng liè de bào zhà
Henry was not expecting such a violent explosion of anger from Lucia.