Explosion
01
爆発, 爆轟
a sudden, forceful release of energy due to a chemical or nuclear reaction, causing rapid expansion of gases, loud noise, and often destruction
文法情報
有生性の状態
無生物
形態的構成
複合語
可算
複数形
explosions
例
The explosion at the factory was caused by a malfunction in the chemical storage tanks.
工場での爆発は、化学貯蔵タンクの故障によって引き起こされました。
1.1
爆発, 破裂
the loud and sudden noise produced as a result of a violent release of energy, typically due to a chemical or nuclear reaction
例
The explosion from the fireworks echoed through the night sky.
花火の爆発が夜空に響き渡った。
02
爆発, 爆裂
the act of exploding or bursting
03
爆発, 放電
in golf, a powerful shot from a bunker that displaces sand along with the ball
例
His explosion from the bunker landed the ball just inches from the hole.
バンカーからの彼の爆発で、ボールは穴のわずか数インチ手前に着地した。
04
破裂, 爆発音
(phonetics) the sudden release of built-up air pressure following the occlusive phase of a stop consonant, resulting in a burst of sound
例
The explosion at the end of the "t" sound in "cat" is what gives it its sharp quality.
"猫"の"t"音の終わりの破裂が、その鋭い質を与えるものです。
05
爆発, 破裂
a sudden and intense outburst or release of emotion, activity, or noise
例
His explosion of laughter filled the room and made everyone smile.
彼の笑いの爆発が部屋を満たし、みんなを笑顔にした。
06
爆発, 急増
a rapid, unexpected, and considerable rise in something
例
The tech industry saw an explosion of innovation in the past decade.
過去10年間で技術産業は革新の爆発を経験した。
