英语词汇“blow up”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	blow up
释义	blow up transitive verb 1. : to rend apart, shatter, or destroy by explosion — compare blow vt 7 2. a. : to destroy or damage as if by explosion < many biographies have cruelly blown up the reputations of some of the great men in history > especially : to impair the validity, credibility, or significance of < these facts completely blew up the case against him > b. : to reprimand sharply or harshly 3. a. : to fill with or as if with air < blowing up a balloon > b. : to inflate especially with pride or self-conceit < they blew him up to ridiculous proportions with their childish adulation > c. : to expand (as a relatively minor issue) to unreasonable proportions < it is easy to blow up the medical school out of all proportion to its place in the university structure — Morley Callaghan > 4. a. : to bring into existence (bad weather) — usually used with it as an impersonal nominative < it looks as though it may blow up a storm by nightfall > b. archaic : to stir up (as animosity, discord, anger) : excite, arouse 5. a. : to make an enlargement of (as a photograph) b. : to enlarge an image of a motion-picture film by optical printing from (a smaller one) < he blew up an 8 mm to a 16 mm film > c. : to enlarge (as original copy or cuts) photographically *intransitive verb* 1. a. of explosives : explode < all the charges blew up at once > b. : to be disrupted by explosion < it looked as though half the town had blown up > 2. a. : to be destroyed as if by explosion < saw his academic career blow up in a tabloid scandal — Time > b. : fail, collapse; especially : to fail to stand up under careful scrutiny or stress < on further investigation the case blew up > < many an experienced player blows up in his lines on opening night > c. : to lose self-control; especially : to become violently angry or abusive < he finally blew up and fairly screamed with rage > 3. a. : to become filled with or as if with air : swell < this tire won't blow up, the valve must be blocked > b. : to become expanded especially to unreasonable proportions < this matter could blow up out of sight if someone doesn't set it straight > 4. a. of bad weather : to come in on or as if on a blowing of wind — often used with it as an impersonal nominative < it's going to blow up cold > b. : to come to the fore : appear suddenly or unexpectedly : arise without warning < where will the next international crisis blow up > < a foolish argument blew up > • - blow up in one's face
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