n.炸药，甘油炸药，黄色炸药，达纳炸药，具有爆炸性的事物，(可能)引起轰动的事物，具有隐患的事物，轰动一时的人(或事物)
vt.爆破，炸毁

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

The construction crew used dynamite to blast through the rock and clear the way for the new highway.
建筑团队使用炸药炸开岩石，为新建的高速公路清理道路。
In the old Western movies, cowboys would sometimes use dynamite to blow up a safe and steal the gold.
在旧西部电影中，牛仔们有时会用炸药炸开保险箱并窃取黄金。
The miners carefully placed the dynamite sticks to excavate the mineral deposit without causing unnecessary damage.
矿工们小心地放置炸药棒，以开采矿石沉积物而不造成不必要的破坏。
The fireworks display ended with a spectacular explosion of dynamite that lit up the entire sky.
烟火表演以一场照亮整个天空的壮观炸药爆炸结束。
The authorities had to evacuate the area before attempting to defuse the dynamite found in the abandoned building.
当局必须在试图拆除废弃建筑物中发现的炸药之前疏散该区域。
The demolition team used a precise amount of dynamite to bring down the old bridge safely.
拆除小组使用了精确数量的炸药安全地拆除了旧桥。
Handling dynamite requires specialized training and extreme caution due to its highly explosive nature.
由于炸药的高度爆炸性，处理炸药需要专门的培训和极度的谨慎。
The discovery of dynamite revolutionized industries like mining and construction in the 19th century.
炸药的发明在19世纪彻底改变了采矿和建筑等行业。
The police arrested the suspect who was in possession of illegal dynamite, averting a potential disaster.
警方逮捕了持有非法炸药的嫌疑人，避免了一场潜在的灾难。
The experiment involved using a small charge of dynamite to simulate the impact of a meteorite strike.
实验包括使用少量炸药来模拟陨石撞击的影响。