to blow up
[phrase form: blow]
01
炸毁, 引爆
to cause something to explode
Transitive: to blow up sth
例子
The sudden impact blew the car up.
突然的冲击炸毁了汽车。
1.1
爆炸, 引爆
to explode forcefully and releasing energy through a chemical or physical reaction
Intransitive
例子
The scientist studied the conditions under which substances blow up.
科学家研究了物质爆炸的条件。
02
充气, 吹胀
to fill with air or gas until something becomes inflated
Transitive: to blow up an inflatable object
例子
Before the children arrive, let's blow the inflatable pool up.
在孩子们到来之前，让我们把充气游泳池充气起来。
03
放大, 膨胀
to make something larger
Transitive: to blow up a photograph or text
例子
She blew up the picture to hang it as a poster on the wall.
她放大了照片，以便将其作为海报挂在墙上。
04
膨胀, 增大
to increase in size
Intransitive
例子
In the heat, the bread dough started to blow up in the oven.
在高温下，面包面团开始在烤箱里膨胀。
05
夸大, 夸张
to make something seem larger or more significant than it actually is
Transitive: to blow up sth
Intransitive
例子
The media can sometimes blow up a story for sensationalism.
媒体有时会为了轰动效应而夸大一个故事。
06
扩展, 详细说明
to add additional information or details on a topic
Transitive: to blow up a topic or content
例子
The speaker hopes to blow up the talk with thought-provoking insights.
演讲者希望通过发人深省的见解来充实谈话。
07
爆发, 失控
to become extremely angry and lose control
Intransitive
例子
The employee blew up after weeks of unresolved issues.
在数周未解决的问题后，员工爆发了。
08
to gain sudden and massive popularity, especially online or on social media
Slang例子
That meme blew up so fast, I saw it on every platform within hours.
那个表情包爆红得如此之快，我在几小时内在每个平台上都看到了它。
