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I . blast [blɑ:st] N

1. blast (explosion):

2. blast (air):

4. blast Am inf (lot of fun):

žur m

II . blast [blɑ:st] INTERJ inf!

III . blast [blɑ:st] VB trans

1. blast (explode):

3. blast liter (destroy):

ˈblast fur·nace N

blast-off [ˈblɑ:stɒf] N (spacecraft)

ˈblast wave N

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Construction involved blasting 450000 m3 of earthwork and drilling 275 km of holes for pre-injection.
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The most common use of blasting charges is to implode a building, thus limiting collateral damage; see demolition.
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Modern blasting machines are battery-powered and operated by key switches and push-buttons, and do not resemble the older designs.
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The business later diversified into the production of blasting gelatine, gelignite, ballistite, guncotton, and cordite.
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However, in some ditch blasting cases sympathetic detonations are exploited purposefully.
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Rapid vaporization of liquid carbon dioxide is used for blasting in coal mines.
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But not even four-by-four police vehicles -- and certainly not their cruisers -- could get down many roads rendered impassable by the biting winds and blasting snow.
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Other impacts of blast fishing in the area include reports that citizens have died or lost limbs due to the blasting.
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Different powder coating applications can require alternative methods of preparation such as abrasive blasting prior to coating.
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The walls have been ribbed and the locally graded round aggregate is exposed by abrasive blasting.
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