dynamite

n.

炸药；具有爆炸性的事物，有潜在危险的人；引起轰动的人(或物；

vt.

破坏，炸毁；装炸药；

adj.

极好的；

复数：dynamites过去式：dynamited过去分词：dynamited现在分词：dynamiting第三人称单数：dynamites

1. They drilled boulder's for inserting dynamite.
   他们在大石头上钻孔以便装炸药。
2. Their new album is sheer dynamite.
   他们这套新唱片一下子轰动起来。
3. The abortion issue is political dynamite.
   堕胎问题在政治上是个爆炸性的问题。

1. They will dynamite and burn our museums and try to steal our valuable artwork.
   他们打算炸毁、烧毁我们的博物馆，并企图偷窃我们宝贵的艺术品。

1. A dynamite performance was given by the children.
   这些孩子们的表演太精彩了。

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