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1. n сильный порыв ветра2. n поток, струя воздуха3. n тех. дутьё, форсированная тяга4. n звук духового инструмента5. n гудок, сирена6. n взрыв; взрывание7. n заряд8. n взрывная, ударная волнаblast damage — разрушения, вызываемые ударной волной
blast wave — взрывная, ударная, детонирующая волна
9. n пагубное влияние; проклятие10. n сл. вызов по телефону11. n амер. сл. удар кулакомput the blast on him — стукни разгон, критика
12. n разг. проклятие, ругательство13. n амер. сл. провал, неудача14. n сл. наркотики15. n амер. разг. выпивка, попойка16. n шотл. табачный дым17. n уст. вспышка молнии18. n воен. дульное пламя19. v взрывать, подрывать20. v тех. вдувать воздух; продувать21. v повреждать22. v разрушать23. v губить, уничтожать; дискредитировать24. v ругать, проклинать25. v амер. сл. публично критиковать, нападать, разноситьhe blasted away at the false idealism of his opponents — он набросился на ложный идеализм своих противников
26. v амер. сл. злоупотреблять наркотиками27. v амер. рекламировать28. v сильно дуть29. v объявлять, провозглашать30. v запускать; перемещаться с помощью реактивной тяги31. v вчт. освобождать32. n бластСинонимический ряд:1. bang (noun) bang; clap; crack; crash; slam; smash; thunder; wham2. dynamite (noun) dynamite; explosive; gunpowder3. explosion (noun) blow-out; blow-up; burst; detonation; discharge; eruption; explosion; outbreak; outburst4. gust (noun) blow; draft; gale; gust; squall; storm; wind5. roar (noun) blare; boom; clang; din; peal; roar6. blare (verb) bellow; blare; blow; sound loudly; trumpet; wail; yell7. boom (verb) bang; boom; roar; thunder8. destroy (verb) berate; blight; condemn; curse; dash; denounce; destroy; kill; nip; revile; wreck9. fire (verb) blow up; burst; detonate; dynamite; explode; fire; go off; split; touch off10. slam (verb) belt; clobber; slam; slug; smash; wallop11. whip (verb) beat; curry; drub; dust; lambaste; lick; mop up; overrun; overwhelm; rout; shellac; skunk; smear; smother; steamroller; thrash; trim; trounce; upend; whip; whompАнтонимический ряд:expand; gentle; restore; swell
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