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🔑blowblow1 /bloʊ / verb (past tense blew /blu / , past participle blown /bloʊn /)➤of wind风- [intransitive, transitive](used about wind, air, etc.) to move or cause something to move（风、空气等）吹，吹动◆A gentle breeze was blowing through the curtains.微风透过窗帘吹过来。◆The wind blew my papers all over the sidewalk.我的文件被风吹得人行道上到处都是。
➤from mouth嘴- [intransitive, transitive] to send air out of the mouth吹；呼气◆Take a deep breath and then blow.深吸一口气，然后呼出来。◆He blew on his hands to keep them warm.他对着双手呵气好暖暖手。◆She kept blowing smoke in my face.她不断把烟喷到我脸上。
➤shape something使成形- to make or shape something by blowing air out of your mouth吹出（某物或某种形状）◆to blow bubbles / smoke rings 吹泡泡；吐烟圈◆to blow (someone) a kiss (= kiss your hand and pretend to blow the kiss toward someone) （向某人）送飞吻
➤whistle / instrument哨子；乐器- [intransitive, transitive] to produce sound from a musical instrument, whistle, etc. by means of air吹响；吹奏；鸣响◆The referee's whistle blew at the end of the game.比赛结束时裁判吹响了哨声。◆He blew a few notes on the trumpet.他用小号吹了几个音。◆All the drivers were blowing their horns.所有的司机都在鸣喇叭。
➤opportunity机会- [transitive] (informal) to waste an opportunity to succeed in something浪费（机会）◆I think I've blown my chances of a promotion.我觉得我白白葬送了晋升的良机。◆You really blew it this time, Tim!你这次真的搞砸了，蒂姆！
➤money钱- [transitive] blow sth (on sth) (informal) to spend or waste a lot of money on something花（大钱）；挥霍◆She blew all her savings on a trip to China.她去了一趟中国，把积蓄全花光了。
➤electricity电- [intransitive, transitive] to stop working suddenly because an electric current is too strong; to make something do this（使保险丝）烧断，熔化◆A fuse just blew.保险丝刚刚烧了。◆Don't turn on everything at once or you'll blow a fuse.不要一下子把所有电器都打开，否则会烧坏保险丝的。
 ●blow your mind (informal) to be very surprising, often in a pleasant way令人惊喜◆Wow! That concert totally blew my mind!哇！那场音乐会简直让我惊喜万分！●blow your noseto clear your nose by blowing strongly through it into a piece of cloth, etc.擤鼻涕●blow the whistle on sb / sth (informal) to tell someone in authority about something wrong or illegal that someone is doing揭发；告发 ➡ look at whistle-blower  ●blow sth outto make something stop burning by blowing air at it吹熄；吹灭◆to blow out the candles on a birthday cake吹灭生日蛋糕上的蜡烛●blow overto go away; to end消散；结束◆I hope those dark clouds will blow over soon.我希望那些乌云很快消散。◆Our arguments usually blow over fairly quickly.我们的争论通常很快就结束了。●blow up- to explode or to be destroyed in an explosion爆炸；被炸毁◆The car blew up when the door was opened.车门一打开，汽车就爆炸了。
- to start suddenly and strongly爆发；突然来临◆A storm blew up in the night.夜间风雨大作。◆An argument blew up about money.为钱的事大吵了一架。
●blow sth up- to make something explode or to destroy something in an explosion使爆炸；炸毁◆The terrorists tried to blow up the plane.恐怖分子企图炸毁飞机。
- to fill something with air or gas使充气；吹涨◆to blow up a balloon吹气球
- to make a larger copy of something放大◆to blow up a picture放大照片
🔑blowblow2 /bloʊ / noun [countable] - a hard knock from your hand, a weapon, etc. that hits or is intended to hit someone or something（用手、武器等的）猛击，狠打◆He felt a blow on the back of his head.他感到后脑勺被人重重一击。◆She aimed a blow at me.她冲着我挥了一拳。
- a blow (to sb / sth) a sudden shock or disappointment（意外的）打击，挫折◆It was a major blow when I heard that I hadn't gotten the job.得知我没得到那份工作，我受到极大打击。◆Not getting accepted to law school was a terrible blow to his pride.没被法学院录取对他的自尊心是沉重的打击。
- an act of blowing吹◆Give those candles a big blow!使劲地吹那些蜡烛！
●a blow-by-blow account, description, etc. (of sth)an account, etc. of an event that gives all the exact details of it（事件的）详细描述●deal sb / sth a blow●deal a blow to sb / sthto give someone a shock, etc.使震惊；使受打击◆This news dealt a terrible blow to my father.这个消息对我父亲是一个沉重打击。 |