Collocation
multiple blasts
Several loud, sudden noises or explosions, often occurring in quick succession.
Definition
'multiple blasts' is a common English collocation. Several loud, sudden noises or explosions, often occurring in quick succession.
verb + multiple blasts
“We heard multiple blasts coming from the quarry early this morning.”
Examples
- We clearly heard multiple blasts during the fireworks display.
- The demolition team successfully caused multiple blasts to bring down the old building.
- Residents reported multiple blasts from the nearby construction site last night.
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- The sudden detonation of explosives can trigger multiple blasts in quick succession.
- News channels often broadcast multiple blasts occurring in war zones.
- The crowd could hear multiple blasts of celebratory cannon fire before the main event.
- The engineers conducted multiple blasts as part of their seismic testing.
- Security cameras often record multiple blasts if an incident occurs in the area.
- The heavy storm produced multiple blasts of thunder that rattled the windows.
- Locals continue to remember the day they witnessed multiple blasts that shook the town.
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