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101blast-off — blast ,off noun uncount INFORMAL the moment when a SPACECRAFT leaves the ground: LIFT OFF …
102-blast — blast, blastički, blastija DEFINICIJA kao drugi dio riječi upućuje na klicu, mladicu, klijam, ničem [eritroblasti; hemoblastija] ETIMOLOGIJA grč. blastós: klica ≃ blasteín: klijati, nicati …
103blast- — blasto DEFINICIJA kao prvi dio riječi označava da se drugi dio odnosi na klicu, zametak ETIMOLOGIJA grč …
104blast cell — blast′ cell n. Biol. dvl any undifferentiated or immature cell • Etymology: 1950–55; < Gkblastós; see blasto …
105blast furnace — blast′ fur nace n. mel a large furnace for smelting iron from ore …
106blast area — /ˈblast ɛəriə/ (say blahst airreeuh) noun the area within which casualties and damage are to be expected due to the force of an explosion …
107blast fishing — /blast ˈfɪʃɪŋ/ (say blahst fishing) noun the catching of fish by letting off explosives in the water, thus killing or stunning the fish which then float to the surface where they are easily collected. Also, dynamite fishing …
108blast weapon — /ˈblast wɛpən/ (say blahst wepuhn) noun a weapon which relies on the force of an explosion, as a bomb …
109blast-off — /ˈblast ɒf/ (say blahst of) noun 1. Aerospace → lift off (def. 1). 2. Colloquial a rapid departure …
110blast area — blast area, the area within which casualties are to be expected and immediate damage is suffered due to the force of an explosion …
