Blowup Meaning in English
word
ˈbɫoʊˌəp
BLOH-uhp
blˈəʊʌp
blOH-up
Definition
'Blowup' can mean a sudden explosion, a heated argument, or an enlarged version of a photograph.
Usage & Nuances
Informal. Common for arguments: 'have a blowup.' Can also refer to literal explosions or photographic enlargements. Don't confuse with 'blow up' (the phrasal verb).
Spanish: explosión - pelea fuerte - ampliación (foto)Portuguese (BR): explosão - briga séria - ampliação (foto)Portuguese (PT): explosão - grande discussão - ampliação (foto)Chinese (Simplified): 爆炸 - 激烈争吵 - 放大照片Chinese (Traditional): 爆炸 - 激烈爭吵 - 放大照片Hindi: विस्फोट - ज़बरदस्त झगड़ा - बड़ा फोटोArabic: انفجار - شجار عنيف - تكبير (صورة)Bengali: বিস্ফোরণ - বড় ঝগড়া - ছবি বড় করাRussian: взрыв - ссора - увеличение (фото)Japanese: 爆発 - 大喧嘩 - 引き伸ばし（写真）Vietnamese: vụ nổ - cuộc cãi vã lớn - ảnh phóng toKorean: 폭발 - 심한 다툼 - 사진 확대Turkish: patlama - büyük kavga - fotoğraf büyütmeUrdu: دھماکہ - شدید جھگڑا - تصویر کا بڑا ورژنIndonesian: ledakan - pertengkaran besar - pembesaran foto
Example Sentences
There was a huge blowup at the meeting.
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The movie ended with a big blowup.
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She made a blowup of the family photo.
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Their blowup last night surprised everyone.
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Can you send me a blowup of that picture?
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After the blowup, they stopped talking for weeks.
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