英语词汇“blasted”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

be blasted to smithereens

To be blown up or broken apart into tiny, fragmentary pieces. "Smithereens," first appearing in English in 1829 as "smiddereens," is likely derived from the Irish word "smidirín" or "smidiríní," meaning "fragment." I wish I could still go visit our old family home, but it's already been blasted to smithereens by the demolition crew. The village was blasted to smithereens by the typhoon's gale-force winds.

blast away

1. To be extremely loud. If grandma's TV is blasting away, gently remind her to put in her hearing aids.

2. To vehemently criticize someone or something. The senator's disgusted constituents blasted away at him during the town hall meeting.

blast off

1. To shoot upward from the ground, as of a rocket. The rocket blasted off successfully and is now headed for the moon. My kids love blasting off toy rockets in the back yard and seeing how high they'll go.

2. To ignite an exploding device, such as fireworks. Our poor dog is hiding under the bed because our neighbors celebrate the Fourth of July by blasting off tons of fireworks.

3. To use an explosion to destroy or remove something. After the emergency crew blasted off some rocks, they were able to free the trapped hikers from the cave.

4. To amputate by means of an explosion. I'm really worried my fool husband is going to blast off a hand while playing with those fireworks!

5. To depart very quickly. The robbers blasted off when they heard the approaching sirens.

6. To strike with a lot of force in order to remove something, as with a pressure washer or sandblaster. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "blast" and "off." The sidewalk looks so clean this morning! I guess someone from the township blasted all the stains off of it. We can blast off that graffiti with the pressure washer.

blast off for (somewhere)

To depart very quickly. The robbers blasted off for the sunset when they heard the approaching sirens.

blast off

(for some place)

1. [for a space vehicle] to take off and head toward a destination. The rocket blasted off for the moon. Will it blast off on time?

2. Sl. [for someone] to leave for a destination quickly. Ann blasted off for the library so she could study. I've got to blast off. It's late.

blast (something) off (something else)

to remove something from something else with a powerful charge, pressure, or force. They blasted the writing off the wall with a stream of sand. We will have to blast the paint off the wall.

blast off

1. Also, blast away. Take off or be launched, especially into space, as in They're scheduled to blast off on Tuesday. This usage originated with the development of powerful rockets, spacecraft, and astronauts, to all of which it was applied. [c. 1950]

2. Depart, clear out, as in This party's over; let's blast off now. [Slang; early 1950s]

3. Become excited or high, especially from using drugs, as in They give parties where people blast off. [Slang; c. 1960]

blast off

1. To be launched off the ground. Used of rockets: The astronauts were strapped in their seats and ready to blast off.

2. To launch some rocket from the ground: The space agency needs a new location to blast off its spacecraft. The kids set up their model rockets on the field and blasted them off.

3. To explode or fire something: I blasted off some firecrackers during the celebration. I put some bullets in the gun and blasted a few rounds off to test it.

4. To dislodge or remove something with an explosion: Be careful not to blast your fingers off with that loaded gun! To make room for the new road, the workers blasted off a large rock from the side of the hill.

5. Slang To depart for a destination: We need to blast off right now if we are going to get to the party on time.

blast off

verb

See blast off for somewhere

blasted

1. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. I got so blasted I swore never to blow another joint.

2. mod. damned. Shut your blasted mouth!

词汇	blasted
释义	blasted Theme: CURSING mod. damned. I asked her to get her blasted stockings off the shower curtain.Shut your blasted mouth! Theme: INTOXICATED - ALCOHOL/DRUGS mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. I got myself blasted. I'm really sorry.I got so blasted I swore never to blow another joint. blasted adjective 1 cursed, damned; often used as a euphemism for 'bloody' UK, 1750. 2 highly intoxicated on any drug or alcohol US, 1928 be blasted to smithereens To be blown up or broken apart into tiny, fragmentary pieces. "Smithereens," first appearing in English in 1829 as "smiddereens," is likely derived from the Irish word "smidirín" or "smidiríní," meaning "fragment." I wish I could still go visit our old family home, but it's already been blasted to smithereens by the demolition crew. The village was blasted to smithereens by the typhoon's gale-force winds. blast away 1. To be extremely loud. If grandma's TV is blasting away, gently remind her to put in her hearing aids. 2. To vehemently criticize someone or something. The senator's disgusted constituents blasted away at him during the town hall meeting. blast off 1. To shoot upward from the ground, as of a rocket. The rocket blasted off successfully and is now headed for the moon. My kids love blasting off toy rockets in the back yard and seeing how high they'll go. 2. To ignite an exploding device, such as fireworks. Our poor dog is hiding under the bed because our neighbors celebrate the Fourth of July by blasting off tons of fireworks. 3. To use an explosion to destroy or remove something. After the emergency crew blasted off some rocks, they were able to free the trapped hikers from the cave. 4. To amputate by means of an explosion. I'm really worried my fool husband is going to blast off a hand while playing with those fireworks! 5. To depart very quickly. The robbers blasted off when they heard the approaching sirens. 6. To strike with a lot of force in order to remove something, as with a pressure washer or sandblaster. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "blast" and "off." The sidewalk looks so clean this morning! I guess someone from the township blasted all the stains off of it. We can blast off that graffiti with the pressure washer. blast off for (somewhere) To depart very quickly. The robbers blasted off for the sunset when they heard the approaching sirens. blast off (for some place) 1. [for a space vehicle] to take off and head toward a destination. The rocket blasted off for the moon. Will it blast off on time? 2. Sl. [for someone] to leave for a destination quickly. Ann blasted off for the library so she could study. I've got to blast off. It's late. blast (something) off (something else) to remove something from something else with a powerful charge, pressure, or force. They blasted the writing off the wall with a stream of sand. We will have to blast the paint off the wall. blast off 1. Also, blast away. Take off or be launched, especially into space, as in They're scheduled to blast off on Tuesday. This usage originated with the development of powerful rockets, spacecraft, and astronauts, to all of which it was applied. [c. 1950] 2. Depart, clear out, as in This party's over; let's blast off now. [Slang; early 1950s] 3. Become excited or high, especially from using drugs, as in They give parties where people blast off. [Slang; c. 1960] blast off v. 1. To be launched off the ground. Used of rockets: The astronauts were strapped in their seats and ready to blast off. 2. To launch some rocket from the ground: The space agency needs a new location to blast off its spacecraft. The kids set up their model rockets on the field and blasted them off. 3. To explode or fire something: I blasted off some firecrackers during the celebration. I put some bullets in the gun and blasted a few rounds off to test it. 4. To dislodge or remove something with an explosion: Be careful not to blast your fingers off with that loaded gun! To make room for the new road, the workers blasted off a large rock from the side of the hill. 5. Slang To depart for a destination: We need to blast off right now if we are going to get to the party on time. blast off verb See blast off for somewhere blasted 1. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. I got so blasted I swore never to blow another joint. 2. mod. damned. Shut your blasted mouth!
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