Definition of blast-off in English:

blast-off

nounˈblɑːstɒf

mass noun

The launching of a rocket or spacecraft.
as modifier a blast-off thrust of 78,000 lb
figurative the policy was now in place for blast-off
Example sentencesExamples
- Europe's first mission to the Moon looks set for a July blast-off.
- The camera played a critical role in the diagnostic equipment that made sure the shuttle's twin booster rockets were safe for blast-off.
- Still in development, the first game in the series is scheduled for blast-off this fall.
- The chief engineer declared the mission on target to meet the scheduled blast-off tomorrow from the world's oldest space facility.
- After that, it's another blast-off into unapologetically muscular techno.
- The space shuttle is counting down for blast-off, with managers confident that last minute hitches would not delay today's launch.
- I was thrown back in my seat as the force from the ship's quick blast-off threw me backwards.
- The big blast-off was his speech in Nashville on August 26.
- The rocket carrying a telecommunications satellite exploded after blast-off from the southwest of the province.
- It's like a countdown to a blast-off of a rocket ship - like there's no way of stopping it.
- The Navy had been readying for a grapefruit-sized satellite called Vanguard, and this was rushed to Florida for a quick blast-off in December 1957.
- With three days to go to blast-off, the troops meet in a popular bar.
- The only genuine parts of the whole televised event were the blast-off and splashdown.
- The first explorer is slated for blast-off from the Mojave Desert in 2007.
- It's blast-off for a campaign to clear graffiti from the whole of city centre.
- He had no doubt that he would be unaffected by the forces, but Anna was obviously nervous about the impending blast-off.
- Both teams filmed the blast-off into space using specially-adapted three dimensional cameras.
- The spokeswoman added that the crew might have to wait for hours strapped in sitting positions before blast-off.
- The launch of the spacecraft was aborted yesterday just 20 seconds before blast-off.
- The rocket has been greenlighted for blast-off tomorrow from the spaceport in French Guiana.
Synonyms
launch, launching, lift-off, take-off, ascent, firing, flight

单词	blast-off
释义	Definition of blast-off in English: blast-off nounˈblɑːstɒf mass noun The launching of a rocket or spacecraft. as modifier a blast-off thrust of 78,000 lb figurative the policy was now in place for blast-off Example sentencesExamples Europe's first mission to the Moon looks set for a July blast-off. The camera played a critical role in the diagnostic equipment that made sure the shuttle's twin booster rockets were safe for blast-off. Still in development, the first game in the series is scheduled for blast-off this fall. The chief engineer declared the mission on target to meet the scheduled blast-off tomorrow from the world's oldest space facility. After that, it's another blast-off into unapologetically muscular techno. The space shuttle is counting down for blast-off, with managers confident that last minute hitches would not delay today's launch. I was thrown back in my seat as the force from the ship's quick blast-off threw me backwards. The big blast-off was his speech in Nashville on August 26. The rocket carrying a telecommunications satellite exploded after blast-off from the southwest of the province. It's like a countdown to a blast-off of a rocket ship - like there's no way of stopping it. The Navy had been readying for a grapefruit-sized satellite called Vanguard, and this was rushed to Florida for a quick blast-off in December 1957. With three days to go to blast-off, the troops meet in a popular bar. The only genuine parts of the whole televised event were the blast-off and splashdown. The first explorer is slated for blast-off from the Mojave Desert in 2007. It's blast-off for a campaign to clear graffiti from the whole of city centre. He had no doubt that he would be unaffected by the forces, but Anna was obviously nervous about the impending blast-off. Both teams filmed the blast-off into space using specially-adapted three dimensional cameras. The spokeswoman added that the crew might have to wait for hours strapped in sitting positions before blast-off. The launch of the spacecraft was aborted yesterday just 20 seconds before blast-off. The rocket has been greenlighted for blast-off tomorrow from the spaceport in French Guiana. Synonyms launch, launching, lift-off, take-off, ascent, firing, flight
随便看	abnegations abnegative abnegator abnegator abnegators abner doubleday abnet abneural abney Abney clinometer Abney level abnormal abnormal fear abnormalise abnormalism abnormalities abnormality abnormalize abnormally abnormally abnormal psychology abnormities abnormity abnormous Abo