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blown

/bloʊn/

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adjective

/bloʊn/B2formal
  • ruПрилагательное, описывающее что-то раздутое, надутое или расширенное, часто воздухом или газом; также используется в переносном смысле для обозначения преувеличенного или раздутого.

An adjective describing something that is swollen, inflated, or expanded, often by air or gas; also used figuratively to mean exaggerated or overblown.

  1. Moved by air or vaporB1formal

    Carried, pushed, or affected by a current of air or steam.

    ruСдутый

    • The leaves were blown across the yard by the strong wind.
    • The whistle is blown by steam pressure.
    • The papers were blown off the desk by the fan.

    Synonymsdrivenimpelledswept

  2. Breathing heavilyB2informal

    Out of breath or breathing with difficulty, often after exertion.

    ruЗапыхавшийся

    • After the long run, he was completely blown.
    • The horse was blown after the race.
    • She was blown from climbing all those stairs.

    Synonymsbreathlesspantingpuffingshort-windedspentwinded

Forms
  • more blown comparative form
  • most blown superlative form
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verb

blow/bləʊ/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий выдувание воздуха изо рта, создание воздушного потока или действие ветра.

A verb used to indicate the act of expelling air from the mouth or producing air movement, or to describe wind action.

irregular verb

  1. A1formal

    To send air out from the mouth or to move air with wind.

    ruДуть

    • The wind blew strongly all night.
    • She blew out the candles on her birthday cake.
    • Blow gently on the soup to cool it down.

    Synonymsblastexhalegustpuffwaft

  2. Strike or hitA2informal

    To hit someone or something with a sudden impact.

    ruУдарить

    • He blew the whistle to start the game.
    • The boxer blew his opponent with a powerful punch.
    • The storm blew the roof off the house.

    Synonymsbashbeltclouthitknockpunchsmackstrikethumpwhack

  3. Destroy or explodeB1formal

    To cause something to break apart violently, often with explosives.

    ruВзорвать

    • The demolition team blew up the old building.
    • The mine blew the vehicle to pieces.
    • They blew the safe open to get the money.

    Synonymsblastbombburstdemolishdetonatedynamiteexplode

  4. Waste or spendB2slang

    To spend money recklessly or waste an opportunity.

    ruРастратить

    • He blew all his savings on a fancy car.
    • She blew her chance to get the promotion.
    • Don't blow the budget on unnecessary expenses.

    Synonymsdissipatefritterlavishsplurgesquanderwaste

    Antonymshusbandsavesavor

Forms
  • blown past participle
  • blew past simple
  • blowing present participle
  • blows third person singular

Phrasal variantsblow offblow outblow overblow up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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