dynamite in Polish
dynamite in Polish is dynamit, laska dynamitu — dynamite means a powerful explosive made from nitroglycerin absorbed into a stabilising material, used for blasting and demolition.
dynamite in Polish
dynamit
A class of explosives made from nitroglycerine in an absorbent medium such as kieselguhr, used in mining and blasting.
laska dynamitu
(informal, proscribed) A stick of trinitrotoluene (TNT).
What does "dynamite" mean?
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noun A powerful explosive made from nitroglycerin absorbed into a stabilising material, used for blasting and demolition.
"Miners used dynamite to clear the rockfall blocking the tunnel."
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noun Something remarkably exciting, impressive, or dangerous.
"Her debut album turned out to be pure dynamite."
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verb To blow something up using dynamite or a similar explosive.
"The crew dynamited the old bridge to make way for a new one."
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dynamite in a sentence
- Miners used dynamite to clear the rockfall blocking the tunnel.
- Her debut album turned out to be pure dynamite.
- The crew dynamited the old bridge to make way for a new one.
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What is "dynamite" in Polish?
"dynamite" in Polish is dynamit, laska dynamitu. dynamite means: A powerful explosive made from nitroglycerin absorbed into a stabilising material, used for blasting and demolition.
How do you use "dynamite" in a sentence?
Example: "Miners used dynamite to clear the rockfall blocking the tunnel." In Polish, "dynamite" is dynamit, laska dynamitu.
Are there other ways to say "dynamite" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "dynamite": dynamit, laska dynamitu.
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