blow
/bləʊ/
/bləʊ/
释义
verb吹，吹气；（空气或风）吹；吹动；吹响，吹奏（乐器等）；爆炸；使 爆炸；给…充气；擤鼻涕
noun猛击，狠打；打击，挫折
英英释义
verbto send air out from your mouth
verbWhen air or wind blows, it moves
verbto move something through the air
verbto send air out from your mouth into a musical instrument, for example, to make a noise
verbto explode
verbto make something explode, for example with a bomb
verbto fill something with air
verbto clear your nose by blowing strongly through it onto a piece of cloth or paper (called a handkerchief).
nouna hard hit from somebody’s hand or a weapon
nounsomething that happens suddenly and that makes you very unhappy
场景例句
- Please blow into this tube.
- The wind was blowing from the sea.
- The wind blew my hat off.
- The referee blew his whistle.
- The plane blew up.
- They blew up the station.
- We blew up some balloons for the party.
- He felt a blow on the back of his head.
- Her father’s death was a terrible blow.
词态变化
blow, blows, blew, blown, blowing
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