noun · Nature

blast

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The meaning (definition) of the word blast

a strong sudden rush of wind or air

The word blast used in a sentence

“A blast of wind blew my hat away.”

Words that mean the same as blast (synonyms)

gust

How the word blast is said around the world

Frenchbourrasque (boo-RASK)
Spanishráfaga (RRAH-fah-gah)
Mandarin一阵强风 (ee jun chyahng fuhng)
Hindiहवा का तेज़ झोंका (huh-VAH kaa tayz JHOHN-kah)
Arabicهبّة (HAB-bah)
Russianпорыв (pa-RIF)
Portuguese (EU)rajada (ruh-ZHAH-duh)
Portuguese (BR)rajada (hah-ZHAH-dah)
Japaneseとっぷう (top-POO)
GermanWindstoß (VINT-shtohts)
Urduجھونکا (JHOHN-kaa)
Punjabiਤੇਜ਼ ਬੁੱਲਾ (TAYZ BUUL-lah)
Korean돌풍 (dohl-POONG)
Hebrewמַשָּׁב (mah-SHAHV)
Greekριπή (ree-PEE)
Dutchwindvlaag (WINT-flahkh)
Tagalogbugso (BOOG-soh)
Vietnameseluồng gió mạnh (loo-ung zaw MAHNG)
Turkishsert rüzgâr (sert rewz-GYAR)
Persianتندباد (tond-BAHD)
Polishpodmuch (POD-mookh)
Ukrainianпорив (poh-RYV)
Bengaliদমকা হাওয়া (DOM-ka HA-o-ah)
Swedishvindstöt (VIND-sturt)
Italianfolata (foh-LAH-tah)

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