Pronunciation

/bləʊ/

Definitions

Noun

• A violent force of air: The act or force of blowing air out; a gust. Example: “The wind blew the leaves off the trees.”
• An instance of expelling air from one’s lungs: A breath; a puff. Example: “He took a deep breath and blew out the candles.”
• A sudden burst or release: A sudden event or happening. Example: “Her success was a big blow to her competitors.”

Verb

• To expel air forcibly: To exhale; to breathe out. Example: “He blew out the candles on the cake.”
• To hit or strike with force: To deliver a hard hit or push. Example: “The football player blew past the defender.”
• To cause damage or disruption: To have a negative impact. Example: “The news of the cancellation was a blow to their plans.”

Adjective

• Impressive or forceful: Characterized by strength or power. Example: “His performance was a real blow to the audience.”
• Casual or informal: A relaxed, laid-back manner. Example: “We had a blowout party last weekend.”

Adverb

• With force or explosiveness: With great speed or intensity. Example: “She blew the whistle loudly.”

Phrases

• “Take a deep breath and blow” (to exhale after inhaling deeply)
• “Blow up” (inflate something)
• “Blow away” (to be impressed or overcome by something)
• “Blow someone a kiss” (to gesture affectionately)

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The wind blew fiercely through the open window.”
• Verb: “He blew his nose before speaking.”
• Adjective: “Her victory was a major blow to the opposition.”
• Adverb: “He blew his trumpet with incredible skill.”

Synonyms

• Hit
• Strike
• Exhale
• Disrupt
• Knock over
• Astound
• Surprise -震撼