blast
Pronunciation: [blæst]
Word
Context: "explosion"
(noun) a strong burst of air or sound. It can happen when something explodes or makes a loud noise, like a firecracker or a big boom.
Example
The blast from the fireworks lit up the sky and made everyone cheer.
Example
The blast from the old engine wasn't loud enough to scare the birds away.
Example
Did you hear the blast from the construction site this morning?
Context: "explosion"
(verb) to break or burst something with a loud noise. It's like making something explode, or very loudly using air or sound.
Example
They blasted the rock to make a path for the road.
Example
She didn't blast the music, instead, she played it softly.
Example
Are they going to blast the fireworks tonight?
Context: "enjoyment"
(noun) a really fun time or an exciting experience. When you are having a great time, you might say it was a blast.
Example
The party was a blast; everyone danced and laughed.
Example
The movie was not a blast; I found it boring and dull.
Example
Did you think the concert was a blast?
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