blockbuster

• n. 轰动；巨型炸弹；一鸣惊人者

block，大块。buster, 炸开，来自burst, 爆裂，字母r脱落。

blockbuster (n.)

also block-buster, big bomb (4,000 pounds or larger, according to some sources), 1942, from block (n.) in the "built-up city square" sense. Entertainment sense is attested from 1957. U.S. sense of "real estate broker who sells a house to a black family on an all-white neighborhood," thus sparking an exodus, is from 1955.

1. That new movie is a blockbuster.

那部新片真了不起.

来自《简明英汉词典》

2. The campaign was a blockbuster.

这次竞选运动声势浩大.

来自《现代英汉综合大词典》

3. If you feel it interested, you may buy or rent from Blockbuster and Hollywood.

如果你感兴趣! 可以去买了看,或向Blockbuster和好莱坞租片公司借阅.

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4. There is no point reviewing a blockbuster as you might review a serious novel.

为一部大片写影评时，没必要像为一部严肃小说写书评那样认真谨慎。

来自柯林斯例句

5. It is the cinema-going public who decide whether a film is a blockbuster or not.

一部影片是否算热门大片，还要电影院的常客们说了算。

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