英语释义

1. a violent gust of wind
a cold blast of air

2. the effect or accompaniment (such as sleet) of such a gust
a blast of freezing rain

3. the sound produced by an impulsion of air through a wind instrument or whistle
the blast of the shofar on Rosh Hashanah the trumpet's blast

4. something resembling a gust of wind: such as

5. a stream of air or gas forced through a hole

6. a vehement expression of feeling
… let out a great blast of mirth …
— Marcia Davenport a blast of anger

7. the continuous blowing to which a charge of ore or metal is subjected in a blast furnace

8. a sudden pernicious influence or effect
got a blast of reality when she left home a blast of criticism … virtue preserved from fell destruction's blast …
— Shakespeare

9. a disease of plants marked by the formation of destructive lesions on leaves and inflorescences

10. an explosion or violent detonation
The blast killed eight people. a shotgun blast

11. the shock wave of an explosion
felt the blast from several miles away

12. a forceful hit (as in baseball) or shot (as in soccer or golf) especially home run

13. speed, capacity, operation
turned the water on full blast go full blast

14. an enjoyably exciting experience, occasion, or event
I had a blast. Their wedding was a blast. especially party

15. the sending of a message (such as a fax or an e-mail) in multiple copies to numerous recipients at one time
The campaign then sends Jane targeted messages via canvassers, phone calls, ads, and its increasingly sophisticated email blasts.
— Tim Murphy —often used before another noun
a blast fax

16. a striking reminder of an earlier time something that excites nostalgia
This picture is a real blast from the past.

17. blare
music blasting from the radio

18. to make a vigorous attack
blasting away at her opponent

19. to use an explosive
blast through the wall

20. shoot
They walked in and started blasting.

21. to hit a golf ball out of a sand trap with explosive force

22. to proceed rapidly or aggressively
blasting down the ski slope

23. to injure by or as if by the action of wind
young crops being blasted by the hot dry wind

24. blight
The entire crop was blasted by fungus. The injury blasted her dreams of winning a gold medal.

25. to shatter by or as if by an explosive
blasting out nearly all of the building's windows

26. to remove, open, or form by or as if by an explosive
blast a hole through the wall … blast away these barriers to progress …
— Elmer Davis

27. shoot
The gunman blasted him down.

28. to attack vigorously
blasting their opponents in the media

29. to cause to blast off
will blast themselves from the moon's surface

30. to hit vigorously and effectively
blasted a home run

31. to play loudly
blasting rock music on the stereo

32. bud budding germ
blastodisc

33. formative unit especially of living matter germ cell cell layer
epiblast

34. a mass of air that moves very quickly and forcefully

35. a mass of water, gas, heat, etc., that moves very quickly and forcefully through the air

36. the loud sound made by a horn or a whistle

37. to destroy, break apart, or remove (something) with an explosive

38. to create (a space or opening) with explosives

39. to strongly criticize (someone or something) especially in public

40. the sound made by a wind instrument
the blast of a whistle

41. explosion sense 1

42. a strong gust of wind
icy blasts of winter

43. a stream of air or gas forced through an opening

44. a very enjoyable experience
The party was a blast.

45. to break to pieces by an explosion shatter
blast rock

46. to hit with great force
He blasted a home run.

47. shoot entry 1 sense 2

48. to hit (someone or something) with something (as air or water) that is moving forcefully
She blasted us with water from the hose.

49. to make a loud unpleasant sound
a television blasting

50. to strongly criticize
He was blasted for the mistake.

51. to take off
The rocket blasted off.

52. an explosion or violent detonation

53. the violent effect produced in the vicinity of an explosion that consists of a wave of increased atmospheric pressure followed by a wave of decreased atmospheric pressure

54. blast cell

片语

blast t cell母细胞

large pyroninophilic blast cell[免疫]

interleukin leukemic blast cell白细胞介素

germ cell生殖细胞；胚细胞

blast cell crisis原始细胞危象

blast cell transformation母细胞转化

leukemic blast cell细胞

pyroninophilic blast cell嗜派洛宁原始细胞

mother cell[生物] 母细胞

blast cell leukemia干细胞性白血病

bone marrow blast cell骨髓原始细胞

英汉例句

• blast cell transformation

  母细胞转化

• large pyroninophilic blast cell

  大嗜派洛宁母细胞

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