Word
blowup
/ˈbləuʌp/
noun
爆炸
an explosion caused by a chemical or nuclear reaction
- 1.
an unrestrained expression of emotion
感情的无节制爆发；发脾气
- 2.
a photographic print that has been enlarged
放大的照片
- 3.
a violent release of energy caused by a chemical or nuclear reaction
爆炸；化学或核反应引起的剧烈能量释放
发脾气；情绪爆发；放大照片；感情的无节制爆发；发脾气；放大的照片；爆炸；化学或核反应引起的剧烈能量释放
In use
The sudden blowup at the chemical plant startled everyone in the neighborhood.
His blowup over the minor mistake surprised his colleagues.
I framed the blowup of our family photo and hung it in the living room.
cause a blowup
A gas leak caused a blowup in the building.
气体泄漏导致大楼爆炸。
have a blowup with [sb] over [sth]
常用于人际冲突。
She had a blowup with her boss over the deadline.
她因最后期限与老板大吵一架。
make a blowup of [sth]
指照片放大。
Connections
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.