Base verb
Phrasal verbs with blow
The verb blow combines with 6 particles to form everyday phrasal verbs. Each particle steers the meaning in its own direction — here they are with clear definitions and examples, so you can see the whole family at once.
6 phrasal verbs · 14 meanings
blow away
2 senses- Be carried away by the wind
- Greatly impress someone
blow down
1 sense- Cause something to fall by blowing
blow off
4 senses- Be removed by force, especially wind
- Cancel plans or fail to meet someone deliberately
- Release strong feelings, especially anger
blow out
1 sense- Extinguish a flame by blowing
blow over
1 sense- (of trouble or storm) Pass and be forgotten
blow up
5 senses- Explode or be destroyed by an explosion
- Inflate something by filling it with air
- Suddenly become very angry
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