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Перевод: blasting

[прилагательное]
губительный; подрывной; взрывчатый;
[существительное]
порча ; гибель ; подрывные работы; паление шпуров; отпалка ; дутье; дребезжание
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Тезаурус:

1. Quite often, also, hot steam blasting through a scoria cone may oxidize or "rust" the iron in the rock, giving the scoria a deep reddish-brown colour.
2. People are sending in some really bad, obviously made-up scores: 9 million on Turrican - the most I can manage is 2 million and that's by visiting every section and standing at the edge of the cascade, blasting everything.
3. It was impossible to extend it to the front of the Villa without blasting the cliffs and destroying exquisite country, but quite possible to reach the gates at the rear of the park.
4. We ate the fish and polished off some cider while we watched the bombers blasting Caen, the British guns along the Orne joining in for good measure.
5. Pacing and gesticulating, the others were debating whether or not the flat patch by the road could be widened to accommodate a drill rig by blasting the cliff.
6. He opened the throttle, blasting the motor cycle broadside into the culvert.
7. This is a village of wide gabled houses, every one with window boxes full of colourful flowers; of streets where you are more likely to come across a lumbering hay cart in no hurry at all, rather than an impatient motorist blasting his horn at everything in his way, and of friendly locals.
8. Suffice it to say that ammonium nitrate-fuel oil is now the standard explosive for blasting and quarrying; the nitro-organics industry has shrunk and readjusted to a restricted role as a supplier of initiators and specialist explosives; and ammonium nitrate is now available in a kaolin-free "explosives grade".
9. In February 1965, the new Labour Postmaster General, Tony Benn, asked the chairman of the BBC, Lord Normanbrook ("a stupid man at the very centre of the Establishment" Benn thought), and the Director-General, Sir Hugh Greene, why the BBC would not provide a radio service to satisfy the demand being fed by dilapidated old rust-buckets moored in the North Sea blasting rock music to the mainland day and night.
10. Danny blasting a frigid air on the now 32 ft wide ramp.
11. The third, Vulcanian phase, also probably reflects this de-gassing process, with gas escaping from the magma below accumulating in the higher parts of the volcano, and then blasting its way to the surface.
12. The water level drops and then, woosh , up it all comes, first rising like a column - at this stage it looks like a vaguely blue shaggy ink cap toadstool - then blasting itself apart in a flourish of steam.
13. If there are distinct separate explosions taking place during the eruption, then a fresh ash cloud will develop after each explosion, just like the ones produced by the explosion of a bomb, or after blasting in a quarry.