Blastoff Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɫæsˌtɔf

BLAS-tof

UK

blˈɑːstɒf

bl-AHST-of

释义

The moment when a spacecraft, rocket, or missile leaves the ground and begins its flight.

用法与细微差别

Mostly used for rockets, space shuttles, or missiles, often in space and science contexts. Used as a noun; sometimes written as two words: 'blast off.' Less common in everyday conversation except metaphorically (e.g., for a fast start).

• Spanish: despegue (de un cohete) - lanzamiento
• Portuguese (BR): decolagem (de foguete) - lançamento
• Portuguese (PT): descolagem (de foguetão) - lançamento
• Chinese (Simplified): 升空 (火箭发射)
• Chinese (Traditional): 升空 (火箭發射)
• Hindi: प्रक्षेपण (रॉकेट का)
• Arabic: الإقلاع (إطلاق صاروخ)
• Bengali: উৎক্ষেপণ - উৎক্ষেপণ মুহূর্ত
• Russian: старт - запуск
• Japanese: 打ち上げ
• Vietnamese: phóng - phóng lên
• Korean: 발사 - 발사 순간
• Turkish: fırlatma - kalkış
• Urdu: اڑان (راکٹ/خلائی جہاز کی)
• Indonesian: peluncuran - lepas landas

例句

The countdown began before blastoff.

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We watched the rocket's blastoff on TV.

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Everyone cheered at blastoff.

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The astronauts felt both excitement and nerves at blastoff.

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After a perfect blastoff, the mission was officially underway.

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This new project is ready for blastoff!

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