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Detailed Translations for blaster from English to Swedish

blaster:


Translation Matrix for blaster:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- chargeman

Synonyms for "blaster":


Related Definitions for "blaster":

  1. a workman employed to blast with explosives1

blaster form of blast:

to blast verb (blasts, blasted, blasting)

  1. to blast (criticise; carp on; find fault with; criticize)
    kritisera
    • kritisera verb (kritiserar, kritiserade, kritiserat)

Conjugations for blast:

present
  1. blast
  2. blast
  3. blasts
  4. blast
  5. blast
  6. blast
simple past
  1. blasted
  2. blasted
  3. blasted
  4. blasted
  5. blasted
  6. blasted
present perfect
  1. have blasted
  2. have blasted
  3. has blasted
  4. have blasted
  5. have blasted
  6. have blasted
past continuous
  1. was blasting
  2. were blasting
  3. was blasting
  4. were blasting
  5. were blasting
  6. were blasting
future
  1. shall blast
  2. will blast
  3. will blast
  4. shall blast
  5. will blast
  6. will blast
continuous present
  1. am blasting
  2. are blasting
  3. is blasting
  4. are blasting
  5. are blasting
  6. are blasting
subjunctive
  1. be blasted
  2. be blasted
  3. be blasted
  4. be blasted
  5. be blasted
  6. be blasted
diverse
  1. blast!
  2. let's blast!
  3. blasted
  4. blasting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

blast [the ~] noun

  1. the blast (crash; boom; smack; )
    krocka; sammanstöta
  2. the blast (sudden explosion; discharge; explosion; boom; bang)

blast adj

  1. blast (darned; dash it; damn it)
    fan; skit; skitit

Translation Matrix for blast:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fan admirer; enthusiast; fan
förstöra demolition; destruction
krocka bang; blast; boom; bump; crash; smack; thud; thump hit; smash; smash hit; smasher; winner
plötslig explosion bang; blast; boom; discharge; explosion; sudden explosion
sammanstöta bang; blast; boom; bump; crash; smack; thud; thump
skit asshole; crap; dirt; dregs; droppings; dung; excrements; excreta; excretion; faeces; feces; fertiliser; fertilizer; lees; manure; muck; nasty piece of work; night soil; rotter; scoundrel; sediment; shit; sludge; stool; turd; wretch; wretched fellow
- attack; bam; bang; blow; clap; eruption; fire; flack; flak; good time; gust
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
förstöra attack; blow; botch up; break down; break up; damage; demolish; destroy; destruct; devastate; disband; dismantle; drag down; eliminate; erode; exhaust; exterminate; get down; invalidate; lay waste; liquidate; mess up; muck up; pull down; ruin; spoil; take down; take the edge of; tear down; tear loose; trash; waste; wear out; work to death; wreck
kritisera blast; carp on; criticise; criticize; find fault with castigate; censure; complain; criticise; criticize; decry; put in a complaint; review; run down; slate; write a review
spränga make or let explode
- blare; boom; crucify; knock down; nail; pillory; savage; shell; shoot; smash
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bläster blast; blower
förstöra blast
spränga blast
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fan blast; damn it; darned; dash it damned
skit blast; damn it; darned; dash it shit
skitit blast; damn it; darned; dash it

Related Words for "blast":


Synonyms for "blast":


Related Definitions for "blast":

  1. a very long fly ball1
  2. intense adverse criticism1
  3. a highly pleasurable or exciting experience1
    • celebrating after the game was a blast1
  4. a sudden very loud noise1
  5. an explosion (as of dynamite)1
  6. a strong current of air1
  7. shrivel or wither or mature imperfectly1
  8. shatter as if by explosion1
  9. criticize harshly or violently1
  10. fire a shot1
    • the gunman blasted away1
  11. use explosives on1
  12. hit hard1
  13. make with or as if with an explosion1
    • blast a tunnel through the Alps1
  14. create by using explosives1
    • blast a passage through the mountain1
  15. apply a draft or strong wind to to1
    • the air conditioning was blasting cold air at us1
  16. make a strident sound1
    • She tended to blast when speaking into a microphone1