n.

1. （一陣）疾風（或氣流等）[C]
   A blast of wind blew my hat off.

   一陣風吹走了我的帽子。

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.

   突然發出的喇叭聲嚇了她一跳。

3. 爆炸，爆破[C]
4. 衝擊波，氣浪[U]
5. 【美】【俚】狂歡會[C]；狂歡
   That was a great party. I had a blast.

   那個宴會很棒，我玩得盡興極了。

6. 猛烈的批評；狠狠的一擊[C]
   The leader of the opposition delivered a blast at the President.

   反對黨領袖對總統進行了猛烈抨擊。

vt.

1. 炸開，炸出，炸掉[O]
   The front gate was blasted open with a cannon.

   前門被大砲轟開了。

2. 使枯萎，損毀
   The dry hot wind blasted the seedlings.

   乾熱的風使秧苗枯萎。

3. 吹奏
   The taxi-driver blasted the horn continuously.

   計程車司機不停地按喇叭。

4. 嚴厲批評；強烈譴責
   The newspapers blasted the political corruption.

   報紙對政治腐敗加以強烈譴責。

5. 噴出，爆發出
6. （後接it或其他受詞）詛咒
7. 擊斃[（+down）]
   The bandit was blasted down.

   匪徒被擊斃。

vi.

1. 爆炸；轟擊
2. 猛烈抨擊
3. 飛速行進
   The truck blasted toward the terminal.

   卡車向終點疾馳。

n.

1. a destructive wave of highly compressed air spreading outwards from an explosion.
2. a strong gust of wind or air.
   ▸a strong current of air used in smelting.
3. a single loud note of a horn or whistle.
4. informal a severe reprimand.
5. N. Amer. informal an enjoyable experience or lively party.

v.

1. blow up or break apart with explosives.
2. (blast off) (of a rocket or spacecraft) take off from a launching site.
3. produce loud continuous music or noise.
4. informal criticize fiercely.
5. kick or strike (a ball) hard.
6. literary (of wind) wither or shrivel (a plant).
7. strike with divine anger (used as a curse):
   damn and blast this awful place!

exclam.