blown是什么意思？

blown

英[bləʊn] 美[bloʊn]

• adj. 喘气的，膨胀的，开花的，吹制的；
• v. 吹气( blow的过去分词 )，刮风，吹响，炸开；

例句

• He took a dictionary to hold down the test papers for fear that they might be blown away by the wind. 他拿了本词典压住试卷, 以防被风吹走。
• The reputation of the firm was blown upon for passing substandard products off as first-class merchandise. 该公司因把次品当正品出售而名誉扫地。
• The carbon14 atoms oxidise to carbon dioxide which gets blown about and mixed up with lower atmosphere. 碳14原子氧化生成二氧化碳，向四周散去并与低空的大气混合。
• You're sure to be blown up for coming late to work. 你一定会因为上班迟到被责骂。
• His reputation has been blown up completely. 他名声扫地。
• Our house was blown up in an air raid. 在一次空袭中我们的房子被炸掉了。
• Trouble has blown up at the school. 学校里开始出现麻烦。
• When the paper bag was blown out to its full extent, it burst. 当纸袋吹鼓得不能再鼓时, 它破了。
• The surplus steam was blown off through the pipes. 多余的蒸气通过管道放掉了。
• The shell had blown his head off. 炮弹把他的脑袋炸掉了。

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

• Blown is the past participle of blow.

英汉词典释义

• adj.
  喘气的;精疲力竭的
  a blown horse 喘气的马
  吹制的,吹成的
  blown glass 吹制成的玻璃

英英词典释义

• Adjective
  1. being moved or acted upon by moving air or vapor;
  "blown clouds of dust choked the riders""blown soil mounded on the window sill"
  2. (of glass) formed by forcing air into a molten ball;
  "blown glass"
  3. breathing laboriously or convulsively