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blast-off

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blast·off also blast-off  (blstôf, -f)
n.
The launch, especially of a rocket.
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blast-off
noun launch, launching, take off, discharge, projection, lift-off, propelling, sendoff The planned launch was called off four minutes before blast-off.
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blast-off [ˈblɑːstɒf] N [of spacecraft] → despegue m


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Popovich's death came the same day as the blast-off of a Russian cosomonaut, a US astronaut and a Canadian space tourist on a Soyuz rocket on the latest mission for the International Space Station.
Summary: NASA has filled space shuttle Discovery's fuel tank for a blast-off at 0359 GMT, on a 13-day flight to the International Space Station.
8/25/2009 4:40:57 AM South Korean scientists are preparing again to launch the country's first space rocket, after a scheduled attempt last week was aborted minutes before blast-off due to a software glitch.
 
 
 
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