blast in English: A sudden explosion, or a strong rush of air, wind, or loud sound. (noun)

Translation

A sudden explosion, or a strong rush of air, wind, or loud sound.

Word origin

From Old English blaest, meaning a strong gust of wind, related to blow.

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Here a blast is an explosion.

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A blast of air or wind is a sudden strong rush of it.

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In everyday speech, to have a blast means to have a really good time.

explosion

A sudden, loud burst that throws fire and broken pieces into the air, as when a bomb goes off.

bomb

A weapon that blows up and destroys the things around it.

loud

Making a lot of noise; easy to hear.

fire

The hot, bright flames that burn when something is on fire and give heat and light.

noise

A loud or unpleasant sound.

explosive

Able to burst with sudden force and a loud noise, like a bomb. An explosive is the material that makes the explosion.

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