blasting

• Descreve algo extremamente alto, potente ou intenso; frequentemente usado em relação à música ou ao som.

Describes something that is extremely loud, forceful, or intense; often used to refer to music or sound.

1. Causing injury or ruinC1formal

   Affecting something with sudden violence, plague, or ruin; causing damage or destruction.

   Destruidor

   • The blasting wind destroyed the crops in the field.
   • A blasting disease swept through the population.
   • The blasting criticism ruined his reputation.

   Sinônimosdamagingdestructivedevastatingharmfulinjuriousperniciousravagingruinouswithering

   Antônimosbeneficialhealingrestorative

2. Unpleasantly loudB2informal

   Extremely loud and penetrating, often in an unpleasant way.

   Ensurdecedor

   • The blasting music from the party kept the neighbors awake.
   • He couldn't concentrate because of the blasting noise from the construction site.
   • The blasting sound of the alarm startled everyone.

   Sinônimosboomingdeafeningearsplittingpiercingraucousroaringthunderous

   Antônimosquietsoft

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de destruir ou danificar algo com uma explosão, ou de produzir um som alto e potente.

A verb used to indicate the act of destroying or damaging something with an explosion, or producing a loud, powerful sound.

1. Explode or destroyB1formal

   To blow up or destroy something using explosives or force.

   Explodir

   • The demolition team blasted the old building.
   • They blasted a tunnel through the mountain.
   • The bomb blasted a hole in the wall.

   Sinônimosannihilateblow upbombdemolishdestroydynamiteexplodelevelrazeshatter

   Antônimosbuildconstructcreatepreserverepairsave

2. Make a loud soundB1informal

   To produce a very loud, powerful sound, often from a horn, speaker, or musical instrument.

   Soar alto

   • The car horn blasted loudly in the traffic jam.
   • The DJ blasted music from the speakers all night.
   • He blasted his trumpet during the parade.

   Sinônimosblareboomresoundreverberateroarthundertrumpet

3. Criticize harshlyB2informal

   To criticize someone or something very strongly and publicly.

   Criticar duramente

   • The critic blasted the movie for its poor acting.
   • She blasted her opponent during the debate.
   • The article blasted the government's new policy.

   Sinônimosattackberatecondemncriticizedenouncelambastepanslam

   Antônimoscommendlaudpraise

Variantes phrasalblast off