Meaning:

    “爆” is short for “火爆,” which means “smoking hot,” and “场” refers to a “venue.” More often than not, promotions that offer big discounts for well-established brands at shopping malls may attract a huge crowd that raises the roof. The term also refers to shows, lectures or other events attended by a huge crowd.

    Example:

    A: 你的偶像来演出，你去看了吗？

    Nǐ de ǒuxiàng lái yǎnchū, nǐ qù kàn le ma?

    Your idol was here for a show. Did you go to watch it?

    B: 去了，几千人的体育馆坐得满满的，真是爆场啊。

    Qù le, jǐqiān rén de tǐyùguǎn zuò de mǎnmǎn de, zhēnshì bàochǎng a。

    Sure I did. Several thousand people attended and the gym was fully packed. It was so smoking hot.