blowups

UK
/ˈbləʊʌps/
US
/ˈbloʊʌps/
blowupnoun

blowups

pl

blowups
pl
UK
/ˈbləʊʌp/
US
/ˈbloʊʌp/
Translations
There was a blowup between the two colleagues over the project.
Между двумя коллегами произошла ссора из-за проекта.
The blowup of the old building was scheduled for next week.
Взрыв старого здания был запланирован на следующую неделю.
The blowup of the photograph revealed more details.
Увеличение фотографии показало больше деталей.
Additional translations
увеличение в размерах
Definitions
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
Definitions
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.