dynamite

• Explosivo potente, geralmente composto de nitroglicerina misturada a um material absorvente, usado em mineração, construção e demolição. Também pode se referir a algo ou alguém muito impressionante ou perigoso.

A powerful explosive substance, typically consisting of nitroglycerine mixed with an absorbent material, used in mining, construction, and demolition.

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1. Explosive substanceB1formal

   A powerful explosive made of nitroglycerin absorbed in an inert material, used in mining and construction.

   Explosivo

   • The miners used dynamite to blast through the rock.
   • Dynamite is stored in special containers for safety.
   • The construction crew detonated the dynamite to clear the site.

2. Something impressive or excitingB2informalamerican

   Used informally to describe something that is extremely good, exciting, or powerful.

   Algo impressionante ou empolgante

   • That new song is absolute dynamite!
   • Her performance on stage was pure dynamite.
   • The team's offense was dynamite in the second half.

   Sinônimosblasthithumdingerknockoutsensationsmashstunner

   Antônimosboredudflop

• Explodir ou destruir algo com dinamite, ou tornar algo extremamente emocionante ou impressionante.

A verb meaning to blow up or destroy something with dynamite, or to cause something to be extremely exciting or impressive.

1. Blow up with explosivesB2formal

   To destroy or blast something using dynamite.

   Explodir com dinamite

   • The construction crew dynamited the old building to make way for a new one.
   • They dynamited the rock formation to clear the road.
   • The miners dynamited the tunnel to access the new vein.

   Sinônimosblastblow updemolishdestroydetonateexplode