英语词汇blow怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ blow /ˈbloʊ/ verb

blows; blew /ˈbluː/ ; blown /ˈbloʊn/; blowing

¹ blow

/ˈbloʊ/

verb

blows; blew /ˈbluː/ ; blown /ˈbloʊn/; blowing

Learner's definition of BLOW

a [no object] of air, wind, etc. : to move with speed or force（风）刮，吹

The wind was blowing earlier but it's not blowing now. [=there was wind earlier but there isn't any wind now]早先还在刮风，现在已经停了。
The wind is blowing hard. = It's blowing hard outside.外面刮着大风。
The storm is blowing hard/fiercely. = It's blowing up a storm.暴风雨大作。
A cool breeze blew through the open window.一阵凉风从开着的窗户吹进来。
The wind was blowing from the north.风从北边刮来。

b [+ object] : to cause (air or something carried by air) to move吹动

The fan blew the air.风扇让空气流动。
The fan blew the smoke out the window.风扇把烟吹出窗外。

c : to be moved or affected in a specified way by the wind被风吹动

[no object]

The door blew open/shut in the wind.门被风吹开了/吹得关上了。
The papers blew all over the place!文件被风吹得到处都是！
The sign blew down/over.标牌被风吹掉/吹倒了。
The leaves were blowing around in the wind.叶子在风中旋转。
His hat blew off/away in the wind.他的帽子被风吹掉/吹走了。

[+ object]

The breeze blew my wet hair dry.微风把我的湿发吹干了。
The wind blew the door open/shut.风把门吹开了/吹得关上了。
The wind blew the sign down/over.风把标牌吹掉/吹倒了。
The wind blew the ship off course.风把船吹离了航线。
A gust of wind blew the papers all over the room.一阵风把文件吹得满屋子都是。
The wind blew his hat off/away.风把他的帽子吹掉/吹走了。

a : to create a current of moving air by breathing吹；吹气

[no object]

She blew on her fingers to warm them.她呵气让手指变暖和。
He was blowing on his soup to cool it off.他把汤吹凉。

[+ object]

She blew air into the balloon.她吹气球。

b [+ object] : to produce or shape (something, such as a bubble) by blowing air吹出（某物）；吹出形状

The clown was blowing bubbles for the children.小丑在给孩子们吹泡泡。
blow beautiful shapes out of glass = blow glass into beautiful shapes把玻璃液吹成漂亮的形状

— see also glassblowing

a [no object] of a musical instrument, whistle, etc. : to produce a loud sound（乐器、哨子等）吹奏出音

The trumpet/whistle blew loudly.喇叭/哨子响声很大。
The siren blew. [=sounded]汽笛声响起。

b [+ object] : to play or produce a sound with (a musical instrument, whistle, etc.)吹奏，吹（乐器、哨子等）

blow a trumpet吹喇叭
blow a whistle吹哨子
blow a siren鸣笛

: to damage or destroy (something) with an explosion炸毁

[+ object]

The terrorists rigged a bomb to blow [=(more commonly) blow up] the bridge.恐怖分子安装炸弹，打算炸毁这座桥。
The explosion blew his leg off. = The explosion blew off his leg.那次爆炸炸掉了他的一条腿。
The explosion blew out the window.爆炸把窗户炸坏了。
The burglar blew the safe open with dynamite.窃贼用炸药炸开了保险柜。
The bomb blew the bridge to bits/smithereens. [=the bomb completely destroyed the bridge]炸弹把这座桥炸得粉碎。

[no object]

They ran away when they realized that the bridge was about to blow. [=(more commonly) blow up, explode]他们意识到桥即将被炸，立刻跑开了。
The window blew out in the explosion.窗户在爆炸中被炸坏。
The safe blew open when the burglar dynamited it.保险柜被窃贼用炸药炸开了

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

The election has been blown wide open by the revelation that one of the candidates was lying.这场选举因为一名候选人撒谎被揭发而闹得满城风雨。
The prosecution's case was blown apart by new evidence.诉讼案因为新的证据而被推翻。

— see also blow up (below)

: to cause (a tire) to suddenly lose air and become flat使（车胎）爆炸；使漏气

[+ object]

He drove over a nail and blew a tire.他开车轧到一根钉子，一个轮胎爆了。

— often + out

The car blew out a tire.汽车爆了一个轮胎。

[no object]

The car crashed because one of its tires had blown.汽车撞车是因为它的一个轮胎爆了。

— often + out

One of the car's tires blew out.汽车的一个轮胎爆了。

— see also blowout 1

of an electric fuse : to melt and stop the flow of electricity when an electric current is too strong（保险丝）烧断，熔化

[no object]

The light went off because a fuse had blown.灯灭了，因为保险丝烧断了。

[+ object]

What blew the fuse?什么东西把保险丝烧断了？

— see also blow a fuse at ¹fuse

[+ object] : to clear (your nose) by forcing air through it quickly擤（鼻子）

He blew his nose into his handkerchief.他把鼻涕擤在手帕上。

[+ object] informal : to spend or waste (a large amount of money) in a foolish way浪费，挥霍（金钱）

He blew his whole paycheck on a horse that finished last.他把所有的薪水都浪费在跑了最后一名的马身上。

[+ object] informal

a : to make a mistake in doing or handling (something)出错

The actress blew her lines. [=she said her lines incorrectly]女演员把台词说错了。

b : to lose or miss (an opportunity) by acting in a stupid or clumsy way错失（良机）；搞砸

He blew an opportunity to make a lot of money in the stock market.他错失了在股市赚大钱的机会。
I blew my chance for a big promotion.我错失了一次高升的机会。
They should have won the game but they blew it.他们本该赢得这场比赛，却没有抓住机会。
“I have a job interview tomorrow.” “Well, don't blow it.”“我明天有一个工作面试。”“哦，别搞砸了。”
I was late for the job interview and that blew it for me. [=that caused me not to get the job]我面试迟到了，因此没得到那份工作。

[+ object] US, informal : to leave (a place) very quickly迅速离开（某地）

Let's blow this joint.咱们赶紧离开这家酒吧。
He packed his bags and blew town [=left town] without even saying goodbye.他收拾好东西，连声再见都没说就走了。

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [+ object] US, informal : to throw (a ball) with great force and speed用力投（球）

The pitcher blew a fastball by/past the batter.投手投了个快球，从击球手身边擦过。

British, informal — used to express surprise, annoyance, etc.用于表示惊讶、气恼等

He washed the dishes? Well blow me down!他洗了碗？天哪！
Blow it! I forgot to buy milk.糟糕！我忘了买牛奶。

blow a gasket

— see gasket

blow away

[phrasal verb]

blow (someone) away or blow away (someone) informal

: to kill (someone) by shooting枪杀；射杀

a gangster who got blown away by a hit man被职业杀手枪杀的歹徒

: to impress (someone) in a very strong and favorable way给（某人）留下深刻的印象；给（某人）强烈的好感

I was really blown away by her latest movie.她最新的一部影片给我留下了极为深刻的印象。

US : to defeat (someone) very badly大败，击溃（某人）

They blew their rivals away in the first game 34-7.他们在第一场比赛中以34：7的大比分击败了对手。

blow hot and cold

: to change repeatedly from liking or favoring something to not liking or favoring it犹豫不决；摇摆不定；出尔反尔

Local residents have been blowing hot and cold on the question of whether to build a new school.当地居民对是否应该建立一所新学校的问题犹豫不决。

blow in

[phrasal verb] informal

: to arrive in a sudden or unexpected way突然来到；突然来访

He just blew in, asking for a place to stay.他突然到访，要求有一个落脚的地方。

blow into

[phrasal verb]

blow into (a place) informal

: to arrive at (a place) in a sudden or unexpected way突然来到

He just blew into town and needs a place to stay.他突然进城来，需要找个落脚处。

blown out of proportion

— see proportion

blow off

[phrasal verb] US, informal

blow (someone) off or blow off (someone)

a : to refuse to notice or deal with (someone) : to ignore (someone)不理睬，忽视（某人）

I tried to say hello to him, but he just blew me off.我想跟他打招呼，但他没理我。

b : to fail to meet (someone) at an expected time失约；爽约

He was supposed to meet me for lunch but he blew me off.他本该跟我一起吃午饭，但他失约了。

blow (something) off or blow off (something) : to fail to attend or show up for (something)未能参加；缺席

He blew off an official dinner.他未能出席正式晚宴。

blow off (some) steam

— see ¹steam

blow out

[phrasal verb]

blow out or blow (something) out or blow out (something) : to go out or to cause (something, such as a candle) to go out by blowing熄灭；吹灭

There was a sudden gust of wind and the candles blew out.突然刮起一阵风，把蜡烛吹灭了。
She blew out the candles on her birthday cake.她吹灭了生日蛋糕上的蜡烛。
The wind blew out the candle.风把蜡烛吹灭了。

of a storm : to come to an end : stop（风暴）停止，平息

The storm eventually blew out. [=blew over] = The storm eventually blew itself out. [=the storm eventually ended]暴风雨终于停了。

— see also blowout

blow over

[phrasal verb] of a storm

: to come to an end : stop（风暴）停止，平息

The storm eventually blew over. [=blew itself out, ended]暴风雨终于停了。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

The scandal blew over and was forgotten in a few months.那次丑闻风波平息了下来，几个月后就被大家遗忘了。

blow smoke

— see ¹smoke

blow (someone) a kiss

— see ²kiss

blow someone's brains out

— see ¹brain

blow someone's cover

— see ²cover

blow someone's mind

— see ¹mind

blow the gaff

— see gaff

blow the whistle

— see ¹whistle

blow up

[phrasal verb]

blow (something) up or blow up (something) : to fill (something) with air or gas : inflate（给…）充气，打气

blow up a balloon吹气球
blow up a tire给轮胎打气

blow up or blow (something) up or blow up (something)

a : to explode or to cause (something, such as a bomb) to explode（使）爆炸

The bomb blew up.炸弹爆炸了。
blow up a bomb引爆炸弹

b : to be destroyed or to destroy (something) by an explosion（被）炸毁

The bridge blew up (in the explosion).桥被炸毁了。
The soldiers blew up the bridge with a bomb.士兵们用炸弹将桥炸毁了。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

The whole situation has blown up in his face [=has gone terribly wrong] and he may well be fired!整个情况变得十分糟糕，他很可能被解雇！

: to become very angry狂怒；大发脾气

The boss blew up when the shipment arrived late.这批货迟到了，老板为此大发雷霆。

blow (something) up or blow up (something) : to make (a photograph) larger放大（照片）

We had the photograph blown up for framing.我们把照片放大好用相框装起来。

: to make (something) seem larger or more important than it really is : exaggerate夸大；夸张

It was just a trivial mistake that got blown up into something much worse. [=got greatly exaggerated]这只不过是个被过分夸大的小错误。

of the wind, a storm, etc. : to begin blowing（风、风暴等）开始刮，刮起来

A wind blew up but quickly subsided.一阵风刮了起来，但很快就停了。
A storm blew up suddenly.突然间暴风雨大作。

— see also blowup

blow your cool

— see ³cool

blow your own horn

— see ¹horn

blow your own trumpet

— see ¹trumpet

blow your top

informal or US blow your stack

: to become very angry狂怒；大发脾气

Mom really blew her top when she found out I'd wrecked the car.妈妈发现我把车撞坏时大发雷霆。

² blow /ˈbloʊ/ noun

plural blows

² blow

/ˈbloʊ/

noun

plural blows

Learner's definition of BLOW

[count]

: a strong wind大风；强风

If the weather reports are right, we're in for a good blow tonight. [=there will be a strong wind tonight; the wind will blow hard tonight]如果天气预报准确的话，今晚会有一场大风。

: the act of blowing something (such as your nose)吹；擤（鼻子）

He gave his nose a good blow. [=he blew his nose]他使劲擤了擤鼻子。

— compare ³blow

³ blow /ˈbloʊ/ noun

plural blows

³ blow

/ˈbloʊ/

noun

plural blows

Learner's definition of BLOW

[count]

: a hard hit using a part of the body or an object猛击；一击

He delivered a mighty blow with a club.他用棍子用力一击。
a blow with a hammer = a hammer blow用锤子击打
I caught/got him with a heavy blow in the third round. = I landed a heavy blow on him in the third round.在第三个回合中，我重重地给了他一拳。
The two boxers exchanged blows. [=hit each other]两个拳击手相互出拳击打对方。
The boxer rained blows on his opponent's head. [=the boxer hit his opponent's head many times]那名拳击手雨点般的拳头击打在对手的头部。
The falling tile struck him with a glancing blow on the head. [=hit his head with less than full force and fell off to one side]坠落的瓦片擦伤了他的头部。

— see also body blow, low blow

a : something that is done to fight for or against something（为争取或反对某事而进行的）奋斗，努力

They struck a blow for freedom and against tyranny. [=they did something that helped freedom and opposed tyranny]他们为争取自由和反对暴政而奋斗。

b : a sudden event that causes trouble, damage, sorrow, etc.打击；挫折

Hopes of peace received a mortal blow when negotiations were blocked.和平的希望因谈判受阻而遭到致命的打击。
The injury to their best player was a serious blow to the team's chances. [=the injury did serious harm to the team's chances]最佳选手的受伤让这个队获胜的机会遭到重挫。
The death of his wife was a terrible/shattering blow from which he never really recovered.他妻子的离世对他是极大的打击，从此他一蹶不振。
She was disappointed not to get the job, but the promise of another job cushioned/softened the blow. [=the promise of another job made her disappointment less painful or severe]她因没能得到那份工作而非常沮丧，但是有望获得另一份工作又让她感到好受一点。

come to blows

: to begin fighting : to begin hitting each other打架

They almost came to blows during their argument.他们在争吵中差点打了起来。

deal a blow

— see ¹deal

— compare ²blow

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[=there was wind earlier but there isn't any wind now]早先还在刮风，现在已经停了。 The wind is blowing hard. = It's blowing hard outside.外面刮着大风。 The storm is blowing hard/fiercely. = It's blowing up a storm.暴风雨大作。 A cool breeze blew through the open window.一阵凉风从开着的窗户吹进来。 The wind was blowing from the north.风从北边刮来。 b [+ object] : to cause (air or something carried by air) to move吹动 The fan blew the air.风扇让空气流动。 The fan blew the smoke out the window.风扇把烟吹出窗外。 c : to be moved or affected in a specified way by the wind被风吹动 [no object] The door blew open/shut in the wind.门被风吹开了/吹得关上了。 The papers blew all over the place!文件被风吹得到处都是！ The sign blew down/over.标牌被风吹掉/吹倒了。 The leaves were blowing around in the wind.叶子在风中旋转。 His hat blew off/away in the wind.他的帽子被风吹掉/吹走了。 [+ object] The breeze blew my wet hair dry.微风把我的湿发吹干了。 The wind blew the door open/shut.风把门吹开了/吹得关上了。 The wind blew the sign down/over.风把标牌吹掉/吹倒了。 The wind blew the ship off course.风把船吹离了航线。 A gust of wind blew the papers all over the room.一阵风把文件吹得满屋子都是。 The wind blew his hat off/away.风把他的帽子吹掉/吹走了。 2 a : to create a current of moving air by breathing吹；吹气 [no object] She blew on her fingers to warm them.她呵气让手指变暖和。 He was blowing on his soup to cool it off.他把汤吹凉。 [+ object] She blew air into the balloon.她吹气球。 b [+ object] : to produce or shape (something, such as a bubble) by blowing air吹出（某物）；吹出形状 The clown was blowing bubbles for the children.小丑在给孩子们吹泡泡。 blow beautiful shapes out of glass = blow glass into beautiful shapes把玻璃液吹成漂亮的形状 — see also glassblowing 3 a [no object] of a musical instrument, whistle, etc. : to produce a loud sound（乐器、哨子等）吹奏出音 The trumpet/whistle blew loudly.喇叭/哨子响声很大。 The siren blew. [=sounded]汽笛声响起。 b [+ object] : to play or produce a sound with (a musical instrument, whistle, etc.)吹奏，吹（乐器、哨子等） blow a trumpet吹喇叭 blow a whistle吹哨子 blow a siren鸣笛 4 : to damage or destroy (something) with an explosion炸毁 [+ object] The terrorists rigged a bomb to blow [=(more commonly) blow up] the bridge.恐怖分子安装炸弹，打算炸毁这座桥。 The explosion blew his leg off. = The explosion blew off his leg.那次爆炸炸掉了他的一条腿。 The explosion blew out the window.爆炸把窗户炸坏了。 The burglar blew the safe open with dynamite.窃贼用炸药炸开了保险柜。 The bomb blew the bridge to bits/smithereens. [=the bomb completely destroyed the bridge]炸弹把这座桥炸得粉碎。 [no object] They ran away when they realized that the bridge was about to blow. [=(more commonly) blow up, explode]他们意识到桥即将被炸，立刻跑开了。 The window blew out in the explosion.窗户在爆炸中被炸坏。 The safe blew open when the burglar dynamited it.保险柜被窃贼用炸药炸开了 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 The election has been blown wide open by the revelation that one of the candidates was lying.这场选举因为一名候选人撒谎被揭发而闹得满城风雨。 The prosecution's case was blown apart by new evidence.诉讼案因为新的证据而被推翻。 — see also blow up (below) 5 : to cause (a tire) to suddenly lose air and become flat使（车胎）爆炸；使漏气 [+ object] He drove over a nail and blew a tire.他开车轧到一根钉子，一个轮胎爆了。 — often + out The car blew out a tire.汽车爆了一个轮胎。 [no object] The car crashed because one of its tires had blown.汽车撞车是因为它的一个轮胎爆了。 — often + out One of the car's tires blew out.汽车的一个轮胎爆了。 — see also blowout 1 6 of an electric fuse : to melt and stop the flow of electricity when an electric current is too strong（保险丝）烧断，熔化 [no object] The light went off because a fuse had blown.灯灭了，因为保险丝烧断了。 [+ object] What blew the fuse?什么东西把保险丝烧断了？ — see also blow a fuse at ¹fuse 7 [+ object] : to clear (your nose) by forcing air through it quickly擤（鼻子） He blew his nose into his handkerchief.他把鼻涕擤在手帕上。 8 [+ object] informal : to spend or waste (a large amount of money) in a foolish way浪费，挥霍（金钱） He blew his whole paycheck on a horse that finished last.他把所有的薪水都浪费在跑了最后一名的马身上。 9 [+ object] informal a : to make a mistake in doing or handling (something)出错 The actress blew her lines. [=she said her lines incorrectly]女演员把台词说错了。 b : to lose or miss (an opportunity) by acting in a stupid or clumsy way错失（良机）；搞砸 He blew an opportunity to make a lot of money in the stock market.他错失了在股市赚大钱的机会。 I blew my chance for a big promotion.我错失了一次高升的机会。 They should have won the game but they blew it.他们本该赢得这场比赛，却没有抓住机会。 “I have a job interview tomorrow.” “Well, don't blow it.”“我明天有一个工作面试。”“哦，别搞砸了。” I was late for the job interview and that blew it for me. [=that caused me not to get the job]我面试迟到了，因此没得到那份工作。 10 [+ object] US, informal : to leave (a place) very quickly迅速离开（某地） Let's blow this joint.咱们赶紧离开这家酒吧。 He packed his bags and blew town [=left town] without even saying goodbye.他收拾好东西，连声再见都没说就走了。 11 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [+ object] US, informal : to throw (a ball) with great force and speed用力投（球） The pitcher blew a fastball by/past the batter.投手投了个快球，从击球手身边擦过。 12 British, informal — used to express surprise, annoyance, etc.用于表示惊讶、气恼等 He washed the dishes? Well blow me down!他洗了碗？天哪！ Blow it! I forgot to buy milk.糟糕！我忘了买牛奶。 blow a gasket — see gasket blow away [phrasal verb] 1 blow (someone) away or blow away (someone) informal : to kill (someone) by shooting枪杀；射杀 a gangster who got blown away by a hit man被职业杀手枪杀的歹徒 2 : to impress (someone) in a very strong and favorable way给（某人）留下深刻的印象；给（某人）强烈的好感 I was really blown away by her latest movie.她最新的一部影片给我留下了极为深刻的印象。 3 US : to defeat (someone) very badly大败，击溃（某人） They blew their rivals away in the first game 34-7.他们在第一场比赛中以34：7的大比分击败了对手。 blow hot and cold : to change repeatedly from liking or favoring something to not liking or favoring it犹豫不决；摇摆不定；出尔反尔 Local residents have been blowing hot and cold on the question of whether to build a new school.当地居民对是否应该建立一所新学校的问题犹豫不决。 blow in [phrasal verb] informal : to arrive in a sudden or unexpected way突然来到；突然来访 He just blew in, asking for a place to stay.他突然到访，要求有一个落脚的地方。 blow into [phrasal verb] blow into (a place) informal : to arrive at (a place) in a sudden or unexpected way突然来到 He just blew into town and needs a place to stay.他突然进城来，需要找个落脚处。 blown out of proportion — see proportion blow off [phrasal verb] US, informal 1 blow (someone) off or blow off (someone) a : to refuse to notice or deal with (someone) : to ignore (someone)不理睬，忽视（某人） I tried to say hello to him, but he just blew me off.我想跟他打招呼，但他没理我。 b : to fail to meet (someone) at an expected time失约；爽约 He was supposed to meet me for lunch but he blew me off.他本该跟我一起吃午饭，但他失约了。 2 blow (something) off or blow off (something) : to fail to attend or show up for (something)未能参加；缺席 He blew off an official dinner.他未能出席正式晚宴。 blow off (some) steam — see ¹steam blow out [phrasal verb] 1 blow out or blow (something) out or blow out (something) : to go out or to cause (something, such as a candle) to go out by blowing熄灭；吹灭 There was a sudden gust of wind and the candles blew out.突然刮起一阵风，把蜡烛吹灭了。 She blew out the candles on her birthday cake.她吹灭了生日蛋糕上的蜡烛。 The wind blew out the candle.风把蜡烛吹灭了。 2 of a storm : to come to an end : stop（风暴）停止，平息 The storm eventually blew out. [=blew over] = The storm eventually blew itself out. [=the storm eventually ended]暴风雨终于停了。 — see also blowout blow over [phrasal verb] of a storm : to come to an end : stop（风暴）停止，平息 The storm eventually blew over. [=blew itself out, ended]暴风雨终于停了。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 The scandal blew over and was forgotten in a few months.那次丑闻风波平息了下来，几个月后就被大家遗忘了。 blow smoke — see ¹smoke blow (someone) a kiss — see ²kiss blow someone's brains out — see ¹brain blow someone's cover — see ²cover blow someone's mind — see ¹mind blow the gaff — see gaff blow the whistle — see ¹whistle blow up [phrasal verb] 1 blow (something) up or blow up (something) : to fill (something) with air or gas : inflate（给…）充气，打气 blow up a balloon吹气球 blow up a tire给轮胎打气 2 blow up or blow (something) up or blow up (something) a : to explode or to cause (something, such as a bomb) to explode（使）爆炸 The bomb blew up.炸弹爆炸了。 blow up a bomb引爆炸弹 b : to be destroyed or to destroy (something) by an explosion（被）炸毁 The bridge blew up (in the explosion).桥被炸毁了。 The soldiers blew up the bridge with a bomb.士兵们用炸弹将桥炸毁了。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 The whole situation has blown up in his face [=has gone terribly wrong] and he may well be fired!整个情况变得十分糟糕，他很可能被解雇！ 3 : to become very angry狂怒；大发脾气 The boss blew up when the shipment arrived late.这批货迟到了，老板为此大发雷霆。 4 blow (something) up or blow up (something) : to make (a photograph) larger放大（照片） We had the photograph blown up for framing.我们把照片放大好用相框装起来。 : to make (something) seem larger or more important than it really is : exaggerate夸大；夸张 It was just a trivial mistake that got blown up into something much worse. [=got greatly exaggerated]这只不过是个被过分夸大的小错误。 5 of the wind, a storm, etc. : to begin blowing（风、风暴等）开始刮，刮起来 A wind blew up but quickly subsided.一阵风刮了起来，但很快就停了。 A storm blew up suddenly.突然间暴风雨大作。 — see also blowup blow your cool — see ³cool blow your own horn — see ¹horn blow your own trumpet — see ¹trumpet blow your top informal or US blow your stack : to become very angry狂怒；大发脾气 Mom really blew her top when she found out I'd wrecked the car.妈妈发现我把车撞坏时大发雷霆。 ² blow /ˈbloʊ/ noun plural blows ² blow /ˈbloʊ/ noun plural blows Learner's definition of BLOW [count] 1 : a strong wind大风；强风 If the weather reports are right, we're in for a good blow tonight. [=there will be a strong wind tonight; the wind will blow hard tonight]如果天气预报准确的话，今晚会有一场大风。 2 : the act of blowing something (such as your nose)吹；擤（鼻子） He gave his nose a good blow. [=he blew his nose]他使劲擤了擤鼻子。 — compare ³blow ³ blow /ˈbloʊ/ noun plural blows ³ blow /ˈbloʊ/ noun plural blows Learner's definition of BLOW [count] 1 : a hard hit using a part of the body or an object猛击；一击 He delivered a mighty blow with a club.他用棍子用力一击。 a blow with a hammer = a hammer blow用锤子击打 I caught/got him with a heavy blow in the third round. = I landed a heavy blow on him in the third round.在第三个回合中，我重重地给了他一拳。 The two boxers exchanged blows. [=hit each other]两个拳击手相互出拳击打对方。 The boxer rained blows on his opponent's head. [=the boxer hit his opponent's head many times]那名拳击手雨点般的拳头击打在对手的头部。 The falling tile struck him with a glancing blow on the head. [=hit his head with less than full force and fell off to one side]坠落的瓦片擦伤了他的头部。 — see also body blow, low blow 2 a : something that is done to fight for or against something（为争取或反对某事而进行的）奋斗，努力 They struck a blow for freedom and against tyranny. [=they did something that helped freedom and opposed tyranny]他们为争取自由和反对暴政而奋斗。 b : a sudden event that causes trouble, damage, sorrow, etc.打击；挫折 Hopes of peace received a mortal blow when negotiations were blocked.和平的希望因谈判受阻而遭到致命的打击。 The injury to their best player was a serious blow to the team's chances. [=the injury did serious harm to the team's chances]最佳选手的受伤让这个队获胜的机会遭到重挫。 The death of his wife was a terrible/shattering blow from which he never really recovered.他妻子的离世对他是极大的打击，从此他一蹶不振。 She was disappointed not to get the job, but the promise of another job cushioned/softened the blow. [=the promise of another job made her disappointment less painful or severe]她因没能得到那份工作而非常沮丧，但是有望获得另一份工作又让她感到好受一点。 come to blows : to begin fighting : to begin hitting each other打架 They almost came to blows during their argument.他们在争吵中差点打了起来。 deal a blow — see ¹deal — compare ²blow
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