blow

• 突然而猛烈的一击，可指用手、武器或物体打出的重击；也可指爆炸、射击、一阵强风或一次挫折。

A noun referring to a sudden hard hit from a person or object, or an act of striking.

1. Hit or strikeA2formal

   A sudden hard hit from a person or object.

   打击

   • He received a blow to the head during the fight.
   • The boxer delivered a powerful blow to his opponent.
   • The tree branch fell with a heavy blow on the roof.

   同义词bangboxbumpcollisioncuffhitimpactjabjoltknockpunchslapsmackstrokethumpthwackwhack

2. Unexpected setbackB1formal

   A sudden disappointment or misfortune.

   意外的打击

   • Losing the job was a severe blow to his confidence.
   • The news of her illness came as a terrible blow.
   • The team's defeat was a blow to their championship hopes.

   同义词calamitydisappointmentjoltmisfortunereversalsetbackshockupset

   反义词blessingboostwindfall

3. Blast of windA2informal

   A strong gust of wind.

   一阵强风

   • A sudden blow of wind knocked over the tent.
   • The ship endured heavy blows from the storm.
   • We felt the cold blow of winter air.

   同义词blastflurrygalegustpuffsquall

4. Cannabis slangC1slang

   An act of inhaling marijuana smoke.

   吸大麻

   • He took a long blow from the joint.
   • Pass me the blow after your turn.
   • They shared a blow at the party.

   同义词draghitpuffriptoke

• 动词，指从口中吹出气流，或表示风的吹动、使某物膨胀等动作。

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

不规则动词

1. A1formal

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

   吹

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

   同义词blastexhalegustpuffwaft

2. Strike or hitA2informal

   To hit someone or something with a sudden impact.

   击打

   • 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.

   同义词bashbeltclouthitknockpunchsmackstrikethumpwhack

3. Destroy or explodeB1formal

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

   炸毁

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

   同义词blastbombburstdemolishdetonatedynamiteexplode

4. Waste or spendB2slang

   To spend money recklessly or waste an opportunity.

   挥霍

   • 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.

   同义词dissipatefritterlavishsplurgesquanderwaste

   反义词husbandsavesavor

短语动词变体blow offblow outblow overblow up