Sprängts

Sprängts is a Swedish past participle form of the verb spränga, meaning to explode or blow up. It is used in passive constructions to indicate that something has been demolished or detonated, typically by external action such as an explosion or a controlled demolition. In everyday language and in news reporting, you may see phrases like byggnaden har sprängts or fasaden har sprängts bort to express that a building or facade has been blown up.

Usage notes: Sprängts appears with auxiliary verbs such as har or var to form the perfect or pluperfect passive. It denotes the result of the action rather than the act itself, which is described by the related verb spränga in the active voice. The form is common in contexts discussing destruction, accidents, or demolition work.

Related terms: sprängning (an explosion or demolition), sprängmedel (explosive material), sprängladdning (blast charge). The adjective sprängd is used to describe something that has already been exploded or blown up, for example en sprängd byggnad.

In summary, sprängts is the standard Swedish expression for “has been blown up” or “has exploded” when describing the outcome of an explosion or demolition in a passive construction.