Blast
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British pronunciation/blˈɑːst/
American pronunciation/ˈbɫæst/

Definice a Význam "blast"

to blast
01

rozmetat, vyhodit do povětří

to violently damage or destroy something using explosives
Transitive: to blast sth
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The demolition crew blasted the old building to make way for the new construction.
The miners blasted through the rock to reach the valuable minerals beneath.
02

vystřelit, střílet

to fire a gun at someone or something
Transitive: to blast sb/sth
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The police officer blasted the target with a single shot.
The guard blasted the intruder from a distance.
03

hrát nahlas, výrazně hrát

to play a musical instrument, typically a wind instrument, with great force or intensity, producing a loud and powerful sound
Transitive: to blast a musical instrument or tune
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The trumpeter blasts a fanfare to announce the arrival of the parade.
He blasted a powerful note on the saxophone during the energetic jazz solo.
04

bouchat, vystřelit

to hit, kick, or throw a ball with great force
Transitive: to blast a ball somewhere
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He blasted the soccer ball into the net, scoring the winning goal.
The batter blasted the baseball out of the park for a home run.
05

zničit, vyhladit

to damage or destroy a plant by a strong natural force
Transitive: to blast a plant
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The intense heat blasted the crops, leaving them dry and lifeless.
A late-season frost blasted the vineyard, destroying most of the grape yield.
06

kritizovat, zastavit

to harshly and strongly criticize someone or something
Transitive: to blast sb/sth
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The coach blasted the team for their poor performance in the game.
She blasted the new policy, calling it unfair and ineffective.
07

vybuchnout, dynamitovat

to form a hole or space using an explosion
Transitive: to blast an opening
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The workers blasted a tunnel through the mountain for the new railway.
Engineers blasted a large cavity in the rock to make space for the dam.
08

vyfoukat, nafouknout

to blow a strong current of air or wind onto something
Transitive: to blast air or wind | to blast air or wind somewhere
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The air conditioner blasted cold air into the room, cooling it quickly.
The fan blasted a strong breeze, scattering the papers across the desk.
01

výbuch, exploze

an explosion of something
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02

proud, náraz

a strong current of air
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03

dlouhý odpal, dlouhý úder

a very long fly ball
04

rána, výbuch

a sudden very loud noise
05

kritika, napadení

intense adverse criticism
06

výbuch, zážitek

a highly pleasurable or exciting experience
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