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blow

[bləu]

vi.

(blew[blu:]; blown [blEun])(花)开

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blow 1

[bləʊ]

vi., vt.

blew, blown, blowing

吹；吹动

The winds blow across the sea, pushing little waves into bigger and bigger ones.

风吹过海面,把小的波浪推向前进,变成越来越大的波浪。

The wind has blown my hat off.

风把我的帽子刮走了。

The telephone wires were blown down by the rainstorm.

电话线被暴风雨刮落了。

吹气

吹成；把…吹成形

to blow glass

吹玻璃

吹奏；响起

The horn blew.

号角吹响了。

（保险丝）烧断

Be careful! A short circuit will blow out the fuse.

小心!短路会烧坏保险丝的。

输

I blew $10 at cards.

我玩牌输了10美元。

I blew ￡10 at cards the other night.

前两天一个晚上,我打牌输掉了十镑。

突然而迅速离去

Let's blow now.

我们快点走吧。

该死（咒语）

Well, I'll be blowed!

我该死。

I'll be blowed if it is so.

绝不会有这回事。

挥霍

He blew $2000.

他挥霍了2000美元。

blow 2

[bləʊ]

用力的一击；重击

a blow on the head

在头上重击

打击；不幸

It was a great blow when he failed to pass the exam.

他考试不及格对他是个重大的打击。

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习惯用语: blow hot and cold (about) 出尔反尔；反覆无常; blow one's own horn 自夸；自吹自擂; blow one's top 大发雷霆; blow sb.'s mind 使惊讶；使困惑

习惯用语: come to blows 互相殴打 (= exchange blows); strike a blow for 为…而奋斗
strike a blow for freedom
为自由而奋斗

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blow

blow&+{1}

[bləʊ]

(of a current of air, the wind, etc) to be or cause to be in motion

to move or be carried by or as if by wind or air

a feather blew in through the window

to expel (air, cigarette smoke, etc) through the mouth or nose

to force or cause (air, dust, etc) to move (into, in, over, etc) by using an instrument or by expelling breath

to breathe hard; pant

to inflate with air or the breath

(of wind, a storm, etc) to make a roaring or whistling sound

to cause (a whistle, siren, etc) to sound by forcing air into it, as a signal, or (of a whistle, etc) to sound thus

to force air from the lungs through (the nose) to clear out mucus or obstructing matter

to explode, break, or disintegrate completely

the bridge blew down in the gale

to burn out (a fuse, valve, etc) because of excessive current or (of a fuse, valve, etc) to burn out

(of a whale) to spout water or air from the lungs

to wind (a horse) by making it run excessively

to cause (a wind instrument) to sound by forcing one's breath into the mouthpiece, or (of such an instrument) to sound in this way

to play in a jam session

(of flies) to lay eggs (in)

to shape (glass, ornaments, etc) by forcing air or gas through the material when molten

to boast or brag

to spend (money) freely.to treat or entertain

to use (an opportunity) ineffectively

to go suddenly away (from)

to expose or betray (a person or thing meant to be kept secret)

to inhale (a drug)

to masturbate

another word for damn

blow it!

another word for huff

the act or an instance of blowing

the sound produced by blowing

a blast of air or wind

a stage in the Bessemer process in which air is blasted upwards through molten pig iron.the quantity of metal treated in a Bessemer converter

a rush of air into a mine.the collapse of a mine roof

a jam session

a slang name for cannabis.a slang name for cocaine

See blow away See blow in See blow into See blow off See blow on See blow out See blow over See blow through See blow up

blow

blow&+{2}

[bləʊ]

a powerful or heavy stroke with the fist, a weapon, etc

a sudden setback; unfortunate event

to come as a blow

an attacking action

a blow for freedom

a stroke of the shears in sheep-shearing

blow

blow&+{3}

[bləʊ]

(of a plant or flower) to blossom or open out

to produce (flowers)

a mass of blossoms

the state or period of blossoming (esp in the phrase in full blow)

习惯用语: blow a fuse to lose one's temper; blow hot and cold to vacillate; blow a kiss to kiss one's hand, then blow across it as if to carry the kiss through the air to another person; blow kisses 同; blow one's own trumpet to boast of one's own skills or good qualities; blow someone's mind (of a drug, esp LSD) to alter someone's mental state.to astound or surprise someone; blow one's top to lose one's temper; blow one's stack General Language Term esp US Canadian 同; blow one's lid 同