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blown out

UK
/bləʊn aʊt/
US
/bloʊn aʊt/

Translations

blow outverb

blown out

Past Participle

blew out
Past Simple
blown out
Past Participle
blowing out
Gerund
UK
/bləʊ aʊt/
US
/bloʊ aʊt/
écraserPar extension, au sens sportif ou compétitif.
The home team blew out their rivals with a score of 10-0.
L'équipe locale a écrasé ses rivaux sur le score de 10 à 0.
soufflerPour expulser l'air avec force.
He blew out a deep breath after hearing the good news.
Il a soufflé un grand coup après avoir entendu la bonne nouvelle.
soufflerPour une flamme ou une bougie.
She leaned over the cake to blow out the candles.
Elle s'est penchée au-dessus du gâteau pour souffler les bougies.
creverSe dit surtout d'un pneu ou d'un autre objet gonflé qui éclate.
The car swerved when the front tire blew out on the highway.
La voiture a dévié quand le pneu avant a crevé sur l'autoroute.
Synonyms
extinguish
quench
douse
put out
snuff out

Definitions

blow outverb
To extinguish a flame by blowing air onto it.
She leaned over the cake to blow out the candles.
To burst or rupture, especially a tire, due to excessive pressure or damage.
The car swerved when the front tire blew out on the highway.
To defeat an opponent by a large margin.
The home team blew out their rivals with a score of 10-0.
To expel air forcefully from the mouth.
He blew out a deep breath after hearing the good news.
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