blast
/blæst/
EN
a noun or verb with several main meanings: a strong sudden explosion or gust of wind; a loud sharp sound; to blow something up with force; or an enjoyable fun experience
The protesters blasted the new policy with a series of public statements.
Etymology
Derived from Old English blǣst, meaning 'a blowing, blast of wind', from Proto-Germanic *blēstaz, related to the verb 'to blow'. The sense of an explosion developed in Middle English.
Translations
简体中文
爆炸,冲击波,一阵（风）,狂欢
繁體中文
爆炸,衝擊波,一陣（風）,狂歡
日本語
爆発,爆風,突風,楽しい時間
한국어
폭발,돌풍,즐거운 시간
Deutsch
Explosion,Windstoß,Sprengen,Spaß
Español
explosión,ráfaga,divertimento
Português
explosão,rajada de vento,diversão
Français
explosion,rafale,bonne soirée
Català
explosió,ratxa de vent,diversió
Tiếng Việt
vụ nổ,cơn gió mạnh,vui chơi
Collocations
blast offblast furnaceblast wavehave a blastfull blast
Synonyms
explosiondetonationgustoutburst
Antonyms
calmquietdeflateimplosion
Related Words
blowexplodebombwindexplosion