to explode
01
爆炸, 引爆
to make something break apart noisily and violently in a way that causes destruction
Transitive: to explode an explosive device
例子
The workers accidentally exploded the dynamite while trying to clear the site.
工人们在试图清理现场时意外引爆了炸药。
02
爆炸, 爆发
to break apart violently and noisily in a way that causes destruction
Intransitive
例子
The bomb exploded, shattering windows and damaging buildings.
炸弹爆炸了，震碎了窗户并损坏了建筑物。
03
爆炸, 起跑
to move quickly and powerfully, often in a burst of speed
Intransitive: to explode somewhere
例子
She exploded out of the door, eager to catch the bus before it left.
她冲出门，急切地想赶上公共汽车。
04
爆发, 大怒
(of a person) to suddenly express an intense emotion, particularly anger
Intransitive
例子
She could n’t control herself and exploded in tears during the argument.
她无法控制自己，在争论中 爆发 出泪水。
05
爆炸, 快速增长
to grow or increase quickly and dramatically in size, number, or extent
Intransitive
例子
Sales of the product exploded following the celebrity endorsement.
在名人代言后，该产品的销量激增。
06
驳斥, 粉碎
to prove that a belief or theory is wrong or without basis
Transitive: to explode a belief or theory
例子
His investigation exploded the theory that the company was involved in corruption.
他的调查粉碎了公司参与腐败的理论。
07
爆破, 释放空气的爆发
(phonetics) to release a burst of air at the end of a blocked sound, specifically with plosive consonants
Intransitive
例子
In the word " cat, " the " k " explodes with a sudden release of air.
在单词“猫”中，“k”随着空气的突然释放而爆发。
08
引爆, 通过爆炸摧毁
to destroy something by causing it to explode
Transitive: to explode sth
例子
He exploded the safe with dynamite to get the hidden treasure inside.
他用炸药炸开了保险箱，以获取里面隐藏的宝藏。
词汇树
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explosion
explosive
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