blow
名词
定义 blow 名词
strike(打击)
- C2Countable(可数名词)
a forceful strike with a hand or weapon
（用拳头或武器的）重击
He landed a powerful blow on his opponent's chin.
他对对手的下巴使出了一记强力的重击。
The boxer delivered a series of blows during the match.
拳击手在比赛中连续使出了一系列的重击。
The player fell to the ground after a blow from the bat.
球员在球棒的重击后倒在了地上。
event(事件)
- C2Countable(可数名词)
an unexpected event causing damage or disappointment
打击；不幸；挫折
The economic downturn was a major blow to the industry.
经济衰退对该行业是一个重大打击。
Losing the major contract was a significant blow to the company's operations.
失去这份大合约对公司的运营是一个重大打击。
The news was a devastating blow to her family.
这个消息对她的家庭是一个毁灭性的打击。
air(空气)
- Countable(可数名词)Usually singular(通常单数)
an act of forcing air out of the mouth or a device
吹；擤（鼻）；吹奏（乐器）
He gave a blow on his whistle to get everyone's attention.
他吹了一声哨子来引起大家的注意。
She extinguished the candle with a single blow.
她一口气吹熄了蜡烛。
The blow of the horn was loud and clear.
号角的声音响亮而清晰。
- Countable(可数名词)Usually singular(通常单数)old-fashioned(过时)
a walk taken in fresh air
户外散步
We need to get some fresh air and go for a blow.
我们需要呼吸新鲜空气，出去散步。
A blow along the seaside is just what we need.
在海边散步正是我们所需要的。
drug(毒品)
- Uncountable(不可数名词)slang(俚语)
cannabis
大麻，大麻制品
- Uncountable(不可数名词)slang(俚语)
cocaine
可卡因
动词
定义 blow 动词
air(空气)
- B1Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)
to move air or to be moved by air
吹；吹动；被吹走
A gentle breeze blew through the trees.
一阵微风吹过树林。
The strong wind blew the door open.
强风把门吹开了。
He blew the dust off the old book.
他吹掉了旧书上的灰尘。
- C2Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)
to make a sound by forcing air through an instrument or the mouth
吹响；吹奏
She blew a few notes on the flute.
她吹了几声长笛。
The referee blew the whistle, ending the game.
裁判吹响哨子，结束了比赛。
The band began to blow, starting the celebration.
乐队开始吹奏，庆祝活动开始了。
shape(形状)
- Transitive(及物动词)
to shape a piece of soft glass by blowing air into it
吹制（玻璃）
The artist is blowing an intricate glass sculpture.
这位艺术家正在吹制一件复杂的玻璃雕塑。
This delicate vase is made of hand-blown glass.
这个精致的花瓶是由手工吹制的玻璃制成的。
They were demonstrating how to blow glass art.
他们正在演示如何吹制玻璃艺术品。
destroy(破坏)
- Transitive(及物动词)
to destroy something with an explosion
炸毁；爆破
The bridge was blown up with explosives.
这座桥被炸药炸毁了。
Terrorists tried to blow up the building.
恐怖分子试图炸毁这栋建筑。
A powerful explosion blew the building to pieces.
一场强烈的爆炸把建筑物炸成了碎片。
- Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)
to cause a fuse to stop working by receiving too much electricity
（使）（保险丝）熔断
- Intransitive(不及物动词)informal(非正式)
to have a tyre burst and deflate
（轮胎）爆开，爆裂
spend(花费)
- Transitive(及物动词)informal(非正式)
to spend a lot of money, especially wastefully
挥霍，浪费
She blew her bonus on a shopping spree.
她把奖金挥霍在购物狂欢上。
He blew all his money on gambling.
他把所有的钱都赌光了。
They blew a fortune on their trip.
他们在旅行上花了一大笔钱。
片语 blow 动词
- blow something sky-high
To destroy or severely damage something by causing it to explode.
以爆炸彻底摧毁某物；严重破坏
• The bomb blast blew the car sky-high.
炸弹爆炸把汽车炸得粉碎。
- blow your nose
To expel air forcefully through the nose to clear nasal passages.
擤鼻涕
• When you have a cold, remember to blow your nose to keep your breathing clear.
当你感冒时，记得擤鼻涕以保持呼吸顺畅。
- blow someone a kiss
To express affection or greeting by kissing one's hand and then blowing the kiss towards someone.
送飞吻
• At the end of the performance, she blew a kiss to the audience.
演出结束时，她向观众抛了一个飞吻。
成语
- blow hot and cold
To express inconsistent or contradictory feelings or opinions about something; to alternate between enthusiasm and disinterest.
忽冷忽热，态度反复不定
• She's always blowing hot and cold about the job; we don't know if she really wants it.
她对这份工作的态度总是反复不定，我们不知道她是否真的想要。
- blow it
To fail to take advantage of an opportunity due to a mistake in action or speech.
因做错事或说错话而错失良机。
• He blew it by saying the wrong thing during the interview.
他在面试中说错话，搞砸了机会。
- blow the gaff
To reveal a secret, often unintentionally or carelessly.
泄漏秘密或机密。
• I wanted to keep this a secret, but Tom blew the gaff at the party.
我想保守这个秘密，但汤姆在派对上泄漏了。
- blow the cobwebs away
To dispel feelings of tiredness and lethargy, typically by engaging in outdoor activities or physical exercise.
（通过呼吸新鲜空气或运动） 消除疲劳，振作精神
• After a long day at work, he decided to take a walk on the beach to blow the cobwebs away.
在漫长的一天工作后，他决定去海滩散步，让自己振作精神。
- blow (it)!
An exclamation expressing anger or annoyance.
发泄愤怒的语气
• Blow it! I locked my keys in the car.
该死！我把钥匙锁在车里了。
- come to blows
to engage in a physical fight or a serious argument with someone
（与某人）动武；（与某人）激烈争吵
• The two managers nearly came to blows over the budget during the meeting.
两位经理在会议上因为预算问题差点打起来。
- blow your own trumpet/horn
To speak boastfully about one's own accomplishments or talents.
自吹自擂
• He is always blowing his own trumpet, never mentioning the contributions of other team members.
他总是在自吹自擂，从不提及其他团队成员的贡献。
- blow a fuse/gasket
To suddenly become very angry or lose one's temper.
勃然大怒
• He nearly blew a fuse when he found that someone had touched his computer.
当他发现有人动了他的电脑时，他差点气炸了。
- blow your lid/top/stack
To become extremely angry or lose one's temper.
怒不可遏
• He nearly blew his lid when he discovered his notebook had been soiled.
他发现笔记本被弄脏时，差点气炸了。
- blow the whistle on someone/something
To publicly reveal and report unethical, illegal, or otherwise inappropriate behavior of an individual or organization.
揭发，告发，举发
• He became a whistleblower after blowing the whistle on accounting fraud within the company.
他在揭露公司会计欺诈后成为了一名吹哨者。
- be blowed if...
Used to express a strong refusal or determination not to do something.
打死也不…
• I'm blowed if I'll risk my neck for that.
我才不会为那件事冒险。
- blow something/someone out of the water
To completely defeat or overwhelm someone or something, often in a decisive and impressive manner.
完全击败
• Their new product's performance in the market completely blew their competitors out of the water.
他们的新产品在市场上的表现完全击败了竞争对手。
- blow someone's mind
To be extremely exciting, surprising, or impressive.
使人感到极度兴奋或惊奇。
• The magic show really blew my mind.
这场魔术表演真的让我惊叹不已。
- blow someone's brains out
To kill someone by shooting them in the head.
枪杀
• In the heat of a gang conflict, he threatened to blow his rival's brains out.
在帮派冲突中，他威胁要射杀他的对手的头。
- blow someone's cover
To reveal someone's true identity or secret activities, often unintentionally.
暴露身份
• He accidentally let it slip, revealing our surprise party plan and blowing our cover.
他无意中说漏了嘴，揭露了我们的惊喜派对计划，暴露了我们的行动。
- I'll be blowed!
An exclamation expressing extreme surprise or disbelief.
真吗！
• "I heard they're shutting down the whole factory." "Well, I'll be blowed!"
「我听说他们要关闭整个工厂。」「哇，我真不敢相信！」
片语动词 blow
- blow over
When a disagreement subsides, it becomes progressively less significant until it concludes and is forgotten.
平息，平息了且被遗忘
• Over time, the argument will eventually blow over and be forgotten by everyone.
随着时间的推移，这场争论最终会逐渐平息并被所有人遗忘。
- blow something up
to inflate something using air
将…充气/打气
• He used a pump to blow the balloon up.
他用打气筒给气球充气。
- blow up
When a storm arises, it initiates.
（暴风雨）开始
• When the weather becomes unstable, storms can blow up quickly.
当天气变得不稳定时，暴风雨可能迅速形成。
- blow (something) out
When a flame is extinguished because it is blown by a person or the wind.
（被）吹灭，（被）吹熄
• She gently blew out the candle, creating a mysterious atmosphere for the evening gathering.
她轻轻吹灭了蜡烛，为晚间聚会营造了一种神秘的氛围。
- blow something/someone off
to disregard or dismiss something or someone as unimportant
漠视或不认真对待…
• During the meeting, he blew off his colleagues' opinions, showing no interest in their thoughts.
在会议期间，他对同事的意见漠不关心，对他们的想法毫无兴趣。
- blow someone away
to greatly astonish or delight someone
让…非常惊讶；使…极为愉快
• The movie was so amazing that it completely blew me away!
这部电影太棒了，完全让我惊艳！
- blow (someone/something) up
to use a bomb to demolish something or cause a fatality, or to be demolished or killed by a bomb
炸毁；炸死
• The terrorists planned to blow up a building in the city center with explosives.
恐怖分子计划用炸药炸毁市中心的一栋建筑物。
- blow someone/something away
to utterly defeat someone or something, particularly in sports games
彻底击败（尤指在体育比赛中）
• That team blew their opponents away in the finals, showcasing their strength.
那支队伍在决赛中彻底击败了对手，展示了他们的实力。
- blow someone out
to let someone down by failing to meet them or not following through with planned activities
（对某人）食言；放鸽子
• She promised to come to the party, but she ended up blowing me out.
她答应要来参加派对，但最后却放我鸽子。