Definition
Definition of dynamited - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
destructionRare destroyed or blown up using explosivesRare
- The dynamited bridge lay in ruins.
2.
- Their plans were dynamited by unforeseen events.
Origin of dynamited
Greek, dynamis (power)
Examples of dynamited in a sentence
They found the dynamited safe empty. The project was dynamited by budget cuts. His dreams were dynamited by the sudden news.
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- French:dynamité, anéanti, ...
- German:gesprengt, ruiniert, ...
- Italian:fatto saltare in aria, rovinato improvvisamente, ...
- Spanish:dinamitado, arruinado, ...
- Portuguese:dinamitado, arruinado, ...
- Chinese:被炸毁的, 被摧毁, ...
- Japanese:爆破された, 突然終わった, ...
- Arabic:مُفَجَّر, مُدَمَّر, ...
- Hebrew:מְפוֹצָץ, הֻפְצַץ, ...
- Russian:взорванный, внезапно разрушенный, ...
- Ukrainian:підірваний, зірваний, ...
- Hindi:विस्फोटित, विनष्ट, ...
Definition of dynamite - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The concert last night was pure dynamite.
2.
explosivesTECH. explosive made from nitroglycerin and absorbent materialTECH.
- The workers used dynamite to clear the rocks.
3.
- The news he shared was absolute dynamite.
Verb
1.
- The scandal dynamited his political career.
2.
explosivesTECH. destroy or blow up with explosivesTECH.
- They planned to dynamite the old building at noon..
3.
- His innovative ideas really dynamited our approach to marketing..
Expressions with dynamite
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someone or something extremely exciting or impressive
Her performance was pure dynamite!
extremely exciting or thrilling story
That story is pure dynamite, I couldn't stop reading it!
the story is extremely exciting or thrilling
The story is dynamite, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats.
topic causing political controversy or conflict
The leaked document was political dynamite.
used in sports commentary to describe a big play
He hits a home run, boom goes the dynamite.
western-style sushi with prawn tempura and capelin roe
I ordered a dynamite roll for lunch.
quantity of dynamite used for blasting
The workers set a dynamite charge to break the rock.
Origin of dynamite
Greek, dynamis (power)
Examples of dynamite in a sentence
The fireworks display was absolute dynamite. Dynamite was invented by Alfred Nobel. They handled the dynamite with extreme caution. Her statement was political dynamite. The leaked document turned out to be dynamite. The new policy dynamited the outdated system.
His comments dynamited the longstanding friendship. They decided to dynamite the bridge at dawn. The crew will dynamite the rock to clear the path. They plan to dynamite the old building next week. The new CEO dynamited the company's outdated policies.
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- French:dynamite, dynamiter, ...
- German:Wahnsinn, zerstören, ...
- Italian:dinamite, distruggere, ...
- Spanish:dinamita, dinamitar, ...
- Portuguese:dinamite, dinamitar, ...
- Chinese:爆炸性, 摧毁, ...
- Japanese:ダイナマイト, 破壊する, ...
- Arabic:شَيْء مُثير لِلإعجاب, قَوَّضَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַהִיט, לְפוֹצֵץ, ...
- Russian:восторг, разрушать, ...
- Ukrainian:динаміт, зруйнувати, ...
- Hindi:धमाकेदार चीज़, बर्बाद करना, ...
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