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to blow away
[phrase form: blow]
01
to remove or clear something by using a strong burst of air or wind
Transitive: to blow away sth | to blow away sth from sb/sth
Examples
He used a leaf blower to blow the fallen leaves away from the driveway.
A quick puff of air blew the dust away from the camera lens.
02
to impress someone greatly
Transitive: to blow away sb
Examples
The magician's tricks blew the audience away at the show.
The stunning sunset scenery blew her friends away during the hike.
03
to be moved by the force of the wind
Transitive: to blow away sth
Examples
The lightweight umbrella could n't withstand the storm and was blown away.
The dry leaves on the sidewalk were easily blown away in the gusty wind.
04
to kill someone with a gun or other weapons
Transitive: to blow away sb
Examples
The security camera footage captured the chilling moment when the victim was blown away.
Faced with danger, the detective had to blow the assailant away in self-defense.
05
to easily defeat someone in a competition or contest
Transitive: to blow away a contestant
Examples
The experienced team blew the newcomers away in the basketball match.
The skilled golfer's precision blew the competition away in the tournament.
