explosions
ledakan
definition
noun
A medic had found her on the platform near one of the commuter trains that had been ripped apart by twin bomb explosions .
a violent and destructive shattering or blowing apart of something, as is caused by a bomb.
translation of 'explosions'
noun
peletusan,
eksplosi,
letusan,
ledakan,
letupan
example
Constantly downing cans of beer, he only relates to his son with silence, self-hatred, and sudden 'explosions' of violence.
Earlier today there were at least two reported car bomb 'explosions' outside three churches in an area called Karadi.
The protests were 'explosions' of anger in which typically anywhere between 500 and 1,000 protesters blocked busy roads with burning barricades.
The outcome of the approaching political 'explosions' will depend decisively on the degree to which this new perspective gains influence.
Described as powerful, domineering and charismatic, he alternated affection with 'explosions' of anger that terrified children and staff.
Three additional 'explosions' caused by roadside bombs killed three insurgents planting the devices, police said.
When massive stars die, most of their energy is released as neutrinos in violent supernova 'explosions' .
Fire engulfed the ships, and 'explosions' from ammunition blew the ships apart.
From the beginning the relationship was volatile, with constant emotional 'explosions' .
Because of its size, complexity and potential for igniting international political 'explosions' , this case is already creating drama.
They are cooler areas and tend to erupt in gigantic 'explosions' sending a tremendous amount of radiation towards the earth.
The number of bomb 'explosions' has soared to 85 cases this year, a five-fold leap from last year, which saw 17 cases.
The death toll in the car bomb 'explosions' has now risen to 28 with 80 seriously injured ad over 100 suffering with other injuries.
Even more important, as far as Western capitalist interests are concerned, is the threat of social and political 'explosions' in huge areas of the world.
The slow accretion of shanty towns to the shell of the city is punctuated by storms of poverty and sudden 'explosions' of slum-building.
The strong emphasis on peaceful conduct and emotional control can result in 'explosions' of violent behavior under the influence of alcohol.
This is a city of massive contradictions, and you can see why the wealthy are fearful of social 'explosions' .
Isolation led to claustrophobia led to sudden 'explosions' of violence.
We do not particularly approve of the 'explosions' of anger.
The sound of thunder ripped me from my slumber, not one, not two but three enormous 'explosions' shattered the still morning air.
They carry a large fraction of the kinetic energy of the 'explosions' of very massive stars.
There were no bullets and the 'explosions' were made by blowing up a mixture of peat and cork, but the anxiety and tension were all too real more than 85 years after the Armistice.
That negative view persists because the burning issues thrown up in the course of the social 'explosions' are never resolved.
The 'explosions' occurred just minutes apart as many people were headed back to their break after a daily fast during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
The country is caught in a vicious web of bloody violence caused by grenade and bomb 'explosions' , numerous bomb threats and the inability of the security forces to stop these.
If the energy from stellar 'explosions' doesn't destroy them, ultraviolet light from nearby ultraluminous stars will.
A medic had found her on the platform near one of the commuter trains that had been ripped apart by twin bomb 'explosions' .
Then a series of 'explosions' blew more the ship apart until, finally, the reactor detonated in a dazzling spiral of flames and blue light.
The protests will prove to be a dress rehearsal compared with greater social 'explosions' that will occur in the future.
Many agree on one point: If no action is taken, the country runs the risk of a social 'explosion' .
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