英漢辭典

1. vt. (及物動詞 transitive verb)
   1. (風)向…吹;吹動;吹掉

   I had my hat blown off.

   風把我的帽子颳跑了

   The yacht was blown out of its course.

   艇給吹得偏離了航向.

2. 2. 向…吹氣;吹(肥皂泡),吹製(玻璃器皿),將(火)吹旺;給(風箱)鼓風;使(馬)喘氣

3. 3. 吸(蛋)(開小孔吸食);使(鼻子)通氣;(蒼蠅等)產卵於

   blow one's nose

   擤鼻涕.

4. 4. 極力稱讚,使驕傲自大

5. 5. 吹(號角,喇叭),吹奏;彈(鋼琴等)

   blow great conversation

   口才極好.

6. 6. [美‧俚] (出色地)演,做,幹 【使用說明】以各種名詞作賓語

7. 7. [俚] 吸(毒品)

   blow a stick [hay, jive, pot, tea, etc.]

   吸大麻菸捲.

8. 8. 炸裂

9. 9. 炸掉

10. 10. 使(馬)喘氣

11. 11. 射(子彈等)

    blow a kiss

    給飛吻.

12. 12. [美‧俚] 猛擲快球

13. 13. 熔化,燒斷(保險絲、燈絲等)

14. 14. [電腦] (PROM,EPROM)把程式寫入(可編程式唯讀存儲器,可寫可編程式唯讀存儲器)

15. 15. [美‧俚] 貽誤而遭失敗;浪費掉;錯過(機會等)

16. 16. [美‧口] 忘記,念錯(台詞)

17. 17. [美‧俚] 部分取消(合同或某筆買賣)

18. 18. 傳播(謠言),發佈(新聞)

19. 19. [美‧俚] 公佈(隱私),告發(某人)

20. 20. [俚] 亂花(金錢),揮霍;款待

21. 21. [俚] (匆忙或悄悄)離開,從…溜走

    blow town

    從城裡溜走.



22. vi. (不及物動詞 intransitive verb)
    1. (風)吹;(風)颳得厲害 【使用說明】常用 it 做主語

23. 2. 被吹走,颳掉

    The papers blew off [away].

    報紙被吹走了.

24. 3. 吹氣;喘氣,呼吸急促;(鯨等)噴水

    There she blows!

    瞧,鯨魚!(在船上看見鯨魚時的驚呼).

25. 4. [美‧俚] 吸菸,吸毒

26. 5. (風琴、汽笛)鳴響;吹口哨

27. 6. [禁忌] [俗] 咬[舐]陰戶

28. 7. (蒼蠅等)產卵

29. 8. [美口‧澳口] 吹牛,自誇

30. 9. 爆炸

31. 10. [俚] 發怒

32. 11. (輪胎等)突然爆裂

33. 12. (罐頭變壞等)膨脹,隆起

34. 13. [電] (保險絲等)燒斷,(燈泡,真空管等)燒壞

35. 14. [俚] 花冤枉錢

36. 15. [俚] 失策,搞糟,做錯事

37. 16. [俚] (匆忙或悄悄)離去

    Blow!

    走吧,滾開!

38. 17. [澳俚‧賽馬] (賽馬賭注登記員壓在馬上的勝算)延長,加長



39. n. (名詞 noun)
    1. 一陣疾風;暴風

40. 2. [口] 接觸戶外空氣,(戶外)散步

    get a blow

    透透風

    go for a blow

    出去呼吸新鮮空氣.

41. 3. 吹;(樂器的)吹奏

42. 4. [冶] 吹煉(時間,量)

43. 5. [機] 吹泄

44. 6. (鯨魚的)噴水;擤鼻涕;產卵;蠅卵

    give one's nose a good blow

    好好擤鼻子.

45. 7. [美‧俚] 槍

46. 8. [美‧俚] 騷動

47. 9. [俚] 熱鬧的聚會

48. 10. [美‧俚] 寒暄,問候

49. 11. [口] 傲慢

50. 12. [俚] 吹牛;吹牛者

51. 13. [美‧俚] (毒品的)一次吸用

52. 14. [美‧俚] 古柯鹼,可卡因

53. 15. [電腦] (程式向可編程式唯讀存儲器或可寫可編程式唯讀存儲器的)寫入

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vb

1. [Archaic] (of a current of air, the wind, etc) to be or cause to be in motion

vi.

1. [intr] to move or be carried by or as if by wind or air

a feather blew in through the window

2. to expel (air, cigarette smoke, etc) through the mouth or nose

3. to force or cause (air, dust, etc) to move (into, in, over, etc) by using an instrument or by expelling breath

4. [intr] to breathe hard; pant

5. [sometimes foll by up] to inflate with air or the breath

6. [intr] (of wind, a storm, etc) to make a roaring or whistling sound

7. to cause (a whistle, siren, etc) to sound by forcing air into it, as a signal, or (of a whistle, etc) to sound thus

8. [intr] (of a whale) to spout water or air from the lungs

9. [intr] [jazz] [Slang] to play in a jam session

10. [intr] (of flies) to lay eggs (in)

11. to shape (glass, ornaments, etc) by forcing air or gas through the material when molten

12. [intr] [chiefly Scot, Austral, and NZ] to boast or brag

13. [intr] [Slang] to masturbate

14. another word for damn

I'll be blowed

blow it!

15. another word for huff

vt.

1. [tr] to force air from the lungs through (the nose) to clear out mucus or obstructing matter

2. [often foll by up, down, in, etc] to explode, break, or disintegrate completely

the bridge blew down in the gale

3. [Electronics] to burn out (a fuse, valve, etc) because of excessive current or (of a fuse, valve, etc) to burn out

4. [tr] to wind (a horse) by making it run excessively

5. to cause (a wind instrument) to sound by forcing one's breath into the mouthpiece, or (of such an instrument) to sound in this way

6. [tr] [Slang] to spend (money) freely

7. [US] to treat or entertain

8. [tr] [Slang] to use (an opportunity) ineffectively

9. [Slang] to go suddenly away (from)

10. [tr] [Slang] to expose or betray (a person or thing meant to be kept secret)

11. [tr] [US] [Slang] to inhale (a drug)

n

1. the act or an instance of blowing

2. the sound produced by blowing

3. a blast of air or wind

4. [metallurgy] a stage in the Bessemer process in which air is blasted upwards through molten pig iron

5. the quantity of metal treated in a Bessemer converter

6. [Mining] a rush of air into a mine

7. the collapse of a mine roof

8. [jazz] [Slang] a jam session

9. a slang name for cannabis

10. a slang name for cocaine

11. See also blow away blow in blow into blow off blow on blow out blow over blow through blow up

12. [Etymology] Old English blawan, related to Old Norse blær gust of wind, Old High German blaen, Latin flare

n

1. a powerful or heavy stroke with the fist, a weapon, etc

2. a sudden setback; unfortunate event

to come as a blow

3. an attacking action

a blow for freedom

4. [Austral and NZ] a stroke of the shears in sheep-shearing

5. [Etymology] C15: probably of Germanic origin; compare Old High German bliuwan to beat

vi.

1. [intr] (of a plant or flower) to blossom or open out

vt.

1. [tr] to produce (flowers)

n

1. a mass of blossoms

2. the state or period of blossoming (esp in the phrase in full blow)

3. [Etymology] Old English blowan; related to Old Frisian bloia to bloom, Old High German bluoen, Latin flos flower; see bloom¹