blast
[blɑ:st]
n.爆炸, 巨响, 一阵(强风), 严厉的批评, 愉快的经历
v.爆破, 摧毁, 发出巨响, 用力撞击, 批评
例句与用法：
The bomb blast killed several harmless passers-by.
炸弹爆炸使几个无辜行人受伤。
A trumpeter sent out a warning blast.
号兵吹出告警的号声。
Rock music blasted full from the parlor.
震耳欲聋的摇滚乐从客厅传来。
Frost blasted the blossoms.
霜使花凋谢了。
词形变化：
名词: blaster | 动词过去式: blasted | 动词过去分词: blasted | 动词现在分词: blasting | 动词第三人称单数: blasts |
详细释义：
n.
1. (一阵)疾风(或气流等)[C]
A blast of wind blew my hat off.
一阵风吹走了我的帽子。
2. (喇叭等的)突然吹奏[C]
He gave a blast on his trumpet.
他突然吹起喇叭。
A blast of the trumpet gave her a start.
突然发出的喇叭声吓了她一跳。
3. 爆炸, 爆破[C]
4. 冲击波, 气浪[U]
5. 【美】【俚】狂欢会[C]; 狂欢
That was a great party. I had a blast.
那个宴会很棒, 我玩得尽兴极了。
6. 猛烈的批评; 狠狠的一击[C]
The leader of the opposition delivered a blast at the President.
反对党领袖对总统进行了猛烈抨击。
vt.
1. 炸开, 炸出, 炸掉[O]
The front gate was blasted open with a cannon.
前门被大炮轰开了。
2. 使枯萎, 损毁
The dry hot wind blasted the seedlings.
干热的风使秧苗枯萎。
3. 吹奏
The taxi-driver blasted the horn continuously.
出租车司机不停地按喇叭。
4. 严厉批评; 强烈谴责
The newspapers blasted the political corruption.
报纸对政治腐败加以强烈谴责。
5. 喷出, 爆发出
6. (后接it或其他宾语)诅咒
7. 击毙[(+down)]
The bandit was blasted down.
匪徒被击毙。
vi.
1. 爆炸; 轰击
2. 猛烈抨击
3. 飞速行进
The truck blasted toward the terminal.
卡车向终点疾驰。
短语词组：
(at) full blast
1. 最有效率地
He was working at full blast.
他正以最高的效率工作着。