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blown save; full-blown; blow something down; blow away someone; blow off something/someone; See all meanings
The meaning of BLOWN is swollen. if the tin can is blown, throw it away—the food inside is spoiled
Blown definition: inflated; swollen; expanded. See examples of BLOWN used in a sentence.
Inglés. Español. blown adj. (swept by wind) revuelto/a adj. desordenado/a adj. Lindsey's hair was blown and frizzy when she came in from the storm. Había tormenta y el pelo de Lindsey estaba revuelto y encrespado cuando llegó a casa.
to destroy something in an explosion or to be destroyed in this way: [ T ] The gas explosion blew a huge hole in the ground. [ M ] The explosion from the gas leak blew all the windows out. infml To blow a sum of money is to spend it in a foolish way: [ T ] I blew my first paycheck on a night out with my friends.
blown. → the past participle of blow1, blow3.... Click for English pronunciations, examples sentences, video.
Definition of blown verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
to lose force or cease: The storm has blown itself out. (of an oil or gas well) to lose oil or gas uncontrollably. Metallurgy to blow down and clean (a blast furnace) in order to shut down.
being moved or acted upon by moving air or vapor. “ blown clouds of dust choked the riders”. “ blown soil mounded on the window sill”. synonyms: moving. in motion. adjective. breathing laboriously or convulsively.
Synonyms for BLOWN: swollen, puffed, distended, varicosed, turgid, overinflated, expanded, blown up; Antonyms of BLOWN: collapsed, deflated, detumescent, conserved, protected, preserved, saved, skimped.
