explosion

[ɪk'spləuʒ(ə)n] n

comp., MS

éclatement m (The process of determing the total quantities of components needed for a manufactured item)

explosion A violent, sudden release of energy resulting from powders or gases undergoing instantaneous ignition or from some other means of detonation, often accompanied by a force producing great amounts of heat, major structural damages, shock waves and flying shrapnel [ɪk'spləuʒ(ə)n] n

environ.

explosion f

Explosion [ɪk'spləuʒ(ə)n] n

engl.

Explosion f

English thesaurus

explosion [ɪk'spləuʒ(ə)n] abbr.

explo (Киселев)

ex (для взрывоопасных помещений, зон butt)

mil., abbr.

expl; expln

explosion

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particle
gen.	quantité très petite
forestr. energ.ind. construct.	copeau; plaquette
tech. met.	particule de poudre
particles
industr. construct.	particule de bois; plaquette de bois
nat.sc. earth.sc. chem.	particules


Explosion
engl.	Explosion
explosion
comp., MS	éclatement
construct.	éclatement
environ.	explosion