سلسلة تعلم الأفعال المركبة في اللغة الإنجليزية -Blow-
Blow off
1. For an object or person to be moved because of the wind.
يَطِير / يَنْطَلِق بِفِعْل الرِّيح
My hat blew off in the wind.
2. To avoid someone or something.
يَتَجَنَّب / يَتَهَرَّب مِن
I asked her out on a date but she blew me off.
Blow out
To extinguish a flame.
يَنْفُخ لِإِطْفَاء / يُطْفِئ
Always blow out lit candles before you go to bed.
Blow up
1. To inflate with air.
يَنْفُخ / يَمْلَأ بالهَوَاء
When my friend visits me, I will blow up the air mattress for him to sleep on.
2. To explode.
يَنْفَجِر / يُفَجِّر
They threatened to blow up the plane if their demands were not met.
3. To become extremely angry.
يَنْفَجِر غَضَبًا / يَغْضَبُ غَضَبًا شَدِيدًا
My father will blow up when he sees the high phone bill.
Blow over
1. To gradually decrease in strength.
تَخِفّ / تَهْدَأ
The storm should blow over by tonight.
2. To become gradually less important.
يَنْتَهي / يَخِفّ
I will wait for the argument to blow over before I visit my brother again.