AIR / WIND 空气/风, a sudden strong movement of wind or air

一阵疾风; 一股气流:

A blast of cold air swept through the hut.

一股寒气涌进了小屋。

EXPLOSION 爆炸, an explosion, or the very strong movement of air that it causes

爆炸; 爆炸引起的气浪，冲击波:

Thirty-six people died in the blast.

有三十六人在爆炸中丧生。

A bomb blast completely destroyed the building.

一颗炸弹把大楼炸得粉碎。

LOUD NOISE 巨大的声音, a sudden very loud noise, especially one made by a whistle or horn

〔尤指哨子或号角发出的〕响亮的声音:

The station master gave a blast on his whistle and we were off.

站长一声口哨，我们出发了。

a long trumpet blast

一声长长的吹号声

(at) full blast, as powerfully or loudly as possible

全力地; 全速地; 开足马力:

I had the gas fire going full blast .

我把取暖器开到最大。

The radio was on at full blast .

收音机开到了最大音量。

FUN 乐趣, a blast [informal] an enjoyable and exciting experience

欢乐而刺激的经历:

The concert was a blast .

音乐会很精彩。

We had a blast at the fair.

我们在游乐场里玩得很开心。

EMOTION 情感, a sudden strong expression of a powerful emotion

一阵感情迸发，感情的爆发:

She was totally unprepared for the blast of criticism she received.

面对这样言辞激烈的批评，她毫无思想准备。

a blast from the past, [informal] something from the past that you remember, see, or hear again, and that reminds you of that time in your life

突然被唤醒的记忆:

That's a blast from the past. No one has called me that for years.

我的记忆被突然唤醒，已经很久很久没有人这样叫我了。

GUN / BOMB 枪炮/炸弹, [T] to damage or destroy something, or to injure or kill someone, using a gun or a bomb

炸毁，炸伤，炸死; 开枪打伤（打死）:

She blasted her husband with a shotgun because he was having an affair.

丈夫有外遇，她就拿了一把猎枪把他杀了。

The first shot missed and blasted a hole in the far wall.

第一枪没有打中，在远处墙上射出一个洞。

The plane was blasted out of the sky by a terrorist bomb.

飞机在空中被恐怖分子放置的炸弹炸成了碎片。

BREAK STH INTO PIECES 把某物炸碎, [I,T] to break something into pieces using explosives, especially in order to build something such as a road

爆破，〔尤指为了筑路等〕炸开:

A 1.5 km tunnel was blasted through the mountain.

一条 1.5 公里长的隧道被炸了出来，穿山而过。

The road will have to be blasted out of solid rock.

这条路必须从坚固的岩石中炸出来。

Railway workers had blasted through the mountains 90 years before.

铁路工人早在 90 年前就已经把那些山炸穿打通了。

LOUD NOISE 巨大的声音 also blast out, [I,T] to produce a lot of loud noise, especially music

大声发出（声音）〔尤指音乐声〕:

He was woken by the radio alarm clock blasting out rock music.

收音机闹钟发出震耳的摇滚乐，把他吵醒了。

Dance music blasted from the stereo.

立体声音响以很大的音量播放跳舞音乐。

CRITICIZE 批评, [T] to criticize someone or something very strongly – used especially in news reports

抨击，猛烈批评〔尤用于新闻报道〕:

Union leaders blasted the Government for failing to tackle the jobs crisis.

工会领袖大力抨击政府未能处理好就业危机。

KICK / HIT A BALL 踢球/击球, [T] to hit or kick a ball very hard

猛击，猛踢:

With six minutes remaining, he blasted the ball through the Coleraine defences for his 19th goal of the season.

还剩六分钟的时候，他攻破了高利宁队的防守，踢入了他在这个赛季的第十九个进球。

AIR / WATER 空气/水, [I,T] if air or water is blasted somewhere, or if it blasts somewhere, it moves there with great force

〔空气或水〕（向…）猛吹，（向…）喷射:

The wind ripped through the trees and blasted a curtain of rain up the meadow.

狂风横扫树木，裹挟着幕帘般的滂沱大雨掠过草地。

Icy winds and driving snow blasted through the pine trees.

凛冽的寒风夹着鹅毛大雪横扫松林。

SPORTS 体育运动, [T] [AmE informal] to beat another team very easily

轻易击败:

The Seahawks were blasted 35-14 by the Broncos.

海鹰队以 14 比 35 惨败给了野马队。

also 'blast her / it etc used when you are very annoyed about something

真讨厌，真该死〔表示厌烦〕:

Oh blast! I've forgotten my key.

真讨厌！ 我忘了带钥匙。