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Explosion
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robbanĂĄs, detonĂĄciĂł
a sudden, forceful release of energy due to a chemical or nuclear reaction, causing rapid expansion of gases, loud noise, and often destruction
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Scientists studied the explosion's aftermath to understand the effects of the nuclear reaction.
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robbanĂĄs, detonĂĄciĂł
the loud and sudden noise produced as a result of a violent release of energy, typically due to a chemical or nuclear reaction
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The explosion from the car engine malfunction startled the pedestrians.
Az autĂł motorhibĂĄjĂĄbĂłl eredĆ robbanĂĄs megijesztette a gyalogosokat.
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robbanĂĄs, felrobbanĂĄs
the act of exploding or bursting
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robbanĂĄs, kisĂŒlĂ©s
in golf, a powerful shot from a bunker that displaces sand along with the ball
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She practiced her explosion shots to improve her bunker play.
Gyakorolta a robbanĂĄs lövĂ©seket, hogy javĂtsa bunkerjĂĄtĂ©kĂĄt.
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robbanĂĄs, pattanĂĄs
(phonetics) the sudden release of built-up air pressure following the occlusive phase of a stop consonant, resulting in a burst of sound
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Linguists study the explosion of stop consonants to understand speech patterns.
A nyelvészek a zårhangok robbanåsåt tanulmånyozzåk, hogy megértsék a beszédmintåkat.
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robbanås, kitörés
a sudden and intense outburst or release of emotion, activity, or noise
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The explosion of applause from the audience showed their appreciation for the performance.
A közönsĂ©g kitörĂ©se taps mutatta az elĆadĂĄs irĂĄnti elismerĂ©sĂŒket.
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robbanĂĄs, boom
a rapid, unexpected, and considerable rise in something
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There was an explosion in the popularity of online learning platforms during the pandemic.
A pandémia alatt robbanåsszerƱ növekedés történt az online tanulåsi platformok népszerƱségében.
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