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1 blasted
['blɑːstɪd] [AE 'blæst-] 1. 2.1) (withered) [ foliage] secco, appassito2) colloq. (for emphasis)* * *blasted /ˈblɑ:stɪd/a.1 distrutto; disseccato; inaridito2 (fig.) deluso; frustrato3 (fam.) dannato; maledetto.* * *['blɑːstɪd] [AE 'blæst-] 1. 2.1) (withered) [ foliage] secco, appassito2) colloq. (for emphasis) -
2 blasted blast·ed adj
['blɒːstɪd]fam maledetto (-a) -
3 ♦ blast
♦ blast /blɑ:st/n.3 (fig.) duro attacco; offensiva4 colpo di vento; ventata; raffica; folata: a cold blast, una raffica gelida; a blast of sleet, una folata di nevischio7 (fam.) severo rimprovero; urlata● (tecn.) blast burner, bruciatore per soffieria □ (tecn.) blast cleaning, pulitura con aria compressa; sabbiatura □ (fam.) a blast from the past, cosa o persona che ricompare o viene ricordata dopo lungo tempo □ (metall.) blast furnace, forno fusorio; altoforno □ blast-hole, (ind. min.) foro (o fornello) di mina; (mecc.) bocca d'entrata ( di pompa d'acqua) □ (ferr.) blast pipe, scappamento ( di locomotiva a vapore) □ blast powder, polvere da mina □ (fam.) (at) full blast, a tutto volume; a tutto spiano; ( anche) a tutta velocità, a tutto gas, a tutta birra □ ( di altoforno) in blast, in funzione □ ( di altoforno) out of blast, spento.(to) blast /blɑ:st/A v. t.1 danneggiare; distruggere; disseccare; fare appassire; fare inaridire: The oak was blasted by lightning, la quercia è stata distrutta dal fulmine; The icy wind blasted the flowers, il vento gelido fece appassire i fiori2 far saltare in aria; far brillare ( mine); aprire ( una galleria) facendo scoppiare mine: The rearguard blasted the bridges, la retroguardia fece saltare i ponti4 (tecn.) pulire con aria compressa; sabbiareB v. i.● to blast a road, aprire una strada con le mine. -
4 blast
I 1. [blɑːst] [AE blæst]1) (explosion) esplosione f., scoppio m.2) (gust) raffica f., folata f.3) (air current from explosion) spostamento m. d'aria4) (noise)2.to give a blast on — fare squillare [ trumpet]; dare un colpo di [whistle, carhorn]
interiezione maledizione, dannazioneII 1. [blɑːst] [AE blæst] 2.1) min.to blast through sth. — fare saltare qcs. con l'esplosivo
2) (make a noise) [ trumpets] squillare•* * *1. noun1) (a strong, sudden stream (of air): a blast of cold air.) ventata2) (a loud sound: a blast on the horn.) squillo3) (an explosion: the blast from a bomb.) esplosione2. verb1) (to tear (apart etc) by an explosion: The door was blasted off its hinges.) far saltare in aria2) ((often with out) to come or be sent out, very loudly: Music (was being) blasted out from the radio.) suonare a tutto volume•- blasting- blast furnace
- at full blast
- blast off* * *I 1. [blɑːst] [AE blæst]1) (explosion) esplosione f., scoppio m.2) (gust) raffica f., folata f.3) (air current from explosion) spostamento m. d'aria4) (noise)2.to give a blast on — fare squillare [ trumpet]; dare un colpo di [whistle, carhorn]
interiezione maledizione, dannazioneII 1. [blɑːst] [AE blæst] 2.1) min.to blast through sth. — fare saltare qcs. con l'esplosivo
2) (make a noise) [ trumpets] squillare• -
5 ■ blast past
■ blast pastv. i. + prep.(autom., fam.) superare (q.) a velocità pazzesca: A police car blasted past us, una pantera (della polizia) ci superò come un fulmine.
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