blowup

UK
/ˈbləʊʌp/
US
/ˈbloʊʌp/

Translations

blowupnoun
blowups
pl
UK
/ˈbləʊʌp/
US
/ˈbloʊʌp/
The blowup at the chemical plant caused widespread panic in the area.
L'explosion dans l'usine chimique a provoqué une panique généralisée dans la région.
flambéePour une hausse brutale, surtout des prix ou des coûts.
There was a sudden blowup in housing prices after the new policy was announced.
Il y a eu une flambée soudaine des prix de l'immobilier après l'annonce de la nouvelle politique.
There was a blowup between the two colleagues during the meeting.
Il y a eu une dispute entre les deux collègues pendant la réunion.
She hung a blowup of her favorite vacation photo on the living room wall.
Elle a accroché un agrandissement de sa photo de vacances préférée au mur du salon.
Additional translations
engueuladeFamilier.
blowupadjective
more blowup
Comp.
most blowup
Super.
UK
/ˈbləʊʌp/
US
/ˈbloʊʌp/
Used attributively to describe something that is inflatable or produced by enlarging an image.
agrandiPour une image ou une photo.
He framed a blowup poster of his favorite movie scene.
Il a encadré une affiche agrandie de sa scène de film préférée.
They slept on a blowup mattress during the camping trip.
Ils ont dormi sur un matelas gonflable pendant le voyage de camping.

Definitions

blowupnoun
An explosion or a sudden outburst.
The blowup at the chemical plant caused widespread panic in the area.
An enlarged photograph or image.
She hung a blowup of her favorite vacation photo on the living room wall.
A sudden and intense argument or confrontation.
There was a blowup between the two colleagues during the meeting.
A rapid and significant increase or escalation in size, amount, or intensity.
There was a sudden blowup in housing prices after the new policy was announced.
blowupadjective
Inflatable or capable of being filled with air.
They slept on a blowup mattress during the camping trip.
Produced by enlarging an image or photograph; greatly magnified.
He framed a blowup poster of his favorite movie scene.