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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈblæstər/ · UK /ˈblɑːstə/
blaster means: A powerful gun in science fiction, usually firing energy rather than bullets.
noun
A powerful gun in science fiction, usually firing energy rather than bullets.
- The alien raised its blaster.
- She fired her blaster at the robot.
- The guards carried blasters as they searched the spaceship.
A person or device that sends out powerful bursts or breaks things with force.
- The blaster cleaned the metal with sand.
- An infrared blaster sends commands to the television.
- The quarry hired an experienced blaster to break up the rock.
A device used to set off an explosion.
- He connected the wires to the blaster.
- The worker pushed down the blaster’s handle.
- They tested the blaster before attaching the explosive charges.
A golf club used to hit the ball out of sand.
- He used a blaster in the bunker.
- Her blaster lifted the ball onto the green.
- Do you carry a blaster in your golf bag?
Questions about blaster
What does blaster mean?
A powerful gun in science fiction, usually firing energy rather than bullets.
What is blaster in other languages?
Türkçe: ışın tabancası · Español: pistola de rayos · Français: pistolet laser · Deutsch: Strahlenpistole · Italiano: pistola laser · 日本語: 光線銃
How do you pronounce blaster?
In American English /ˈblæstər/; in British English /ˈblɑːstə/.
How do you use blaster in a sentence?
The alien raised its blaster. She fired her blaster at the robot.
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