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How can I differ blast from explosion?



 
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How can I differ blast from explosion? #1 (permalink) Thu Apr 01, 2004 13:02 pm   How can I differ blast from explosion?		  
Hi! Could you explain me, please... How can I differ "blast" from " explosion"
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Explosion #2 (permalink) Thu Apr 01, 2004 20:16 pm   Explosion		  
Hi,

Explosion is when the bomb goes off and blast is the next reaction.

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Explosion #3 (permalink) Thu Apr 08, 2004 11:04 am   Explosion		  
Alan wrote:
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Explosion is when the bomb goes off and blast is the next reaction.

Alan

Hi Alan! .... implode.... and ....explode..... What the difference?

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Explode #4 (permalink) Thu Apr 08, 2004 20:01 pm   Explode		  
Hi,

Check this one out in the dictionary.

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How can I differ blast from explosion? #5 (permalink) Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:08 am   How can I differ blast from explosion?		  
Hi,
could you explain to me the difference between can and could ,will and would ,shall and should .
thx a lot .
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How can I differ blast from explosion? #6 (permalink) Thu Aug 14, 2008 10:10 am   How can I differ blast from explosion?		  
Hi Abdallah Akil,

You can learn more about the modal verbs here.

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Explosion #7 (permalink) Thu Aug 14, 2008 10:15 am   Explosion		  
schoolboy wrote:
Hi Alan! .... implode.... and ....explode..... What the difference?

Hi Schoolboy,

I agree with Alan -- you should start looking up the meaning of individual words in a dictionary. For example, you can use the one we have on our site: What does "explode" mean?

By the way, your question should read "What is the difference?"

Let me know what you think.
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Explosion #8 (permalink) Fri Aug 15, 2008 3:58 am   Explosion		  
schoolboy wrote:
Alan wrote:
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Explosion is when the bomb goes off and blast is the next reaction.

Alan

Hi Alan! .... implode.... and ....explode..... What the difference?

thanks Embarassed

The "im" in "implode" means that it happens with an inward movement, and the "ex" means it happens with an outward movement (compare to Latin "ab" , German "aus" ...?)
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