blast

🇺🇸 /blæst/ 🇬🇧 /blɑːst/
詞頻
難度
標籤 TOP10000Oxford5000
noun
C1

a big explosion or strong air from an explosion

The blast from the bomb broke windows.

炸彈的爆炸震碎了窗戶。

C1

a sudden strong rush of air

A cold blast of wind hit our faces.

一陣冷風撲面而來。

C1

a sudden loud sound from a horn or instrument

He gave a loud blast on his car horn.

他用力按響了汽車喇叭。

R

strong negative words about someone

The report gave a blast to the company's poor safety.

這份報告嚴厲批評了公司糟糕的安全狀況。

R

a very fun time

We had a blast at the beach party.

我們在海灘派對上玩得非常開心。

R

an email sent to many people at once

The store sent a blast about their big sale.

商店群發了關於大促銷的消息。

verb
C1

to break something with explosives

They will blast the old building to clear space.

他們將爆破舊建築來清理空間。

C1

to play music very loudly

The speakers blast music all night.

音響整晚大聲播放音樂。

R

to say strong negative things about someone

The news blast the mayor for his mistakes.

新聞嚴厲批評了市長的錯誤。

R

to hit or shoot with great force

The player blast the ball into the net.

球員大力將球射入球網。

R

to direct air or water with force

Firefighters blast water on the fire.

消防員向大火猛烈噴水。

R

to destroy plants with bad weather or disease

The crops were blast by the early frost.

莊稼被早霜摧毀了。

interjection
R

a word said when annoyed

Blast! I forgot my keys again.

該死!我又忘記帶鑰匙了。

translation

n. 爆炸, 一陣強風, 喇叭聲, 猛烈抨擊, 歡樂時光, 群發郵件
v. 爆破, 大聲播放音樂, 抨擊, 猛擊, 噴射, 摧毀作物
interj. 真討厭

詞形變化

3rd Present blasts
Past blasted
Perfect blasted
Progressive blasting
Plural blasts