To Blow Up
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English Phrasal Verb: To Blow Up
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English Phrasal Verbs - To Blow Up. Help ELLs visualize English grammar!
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- TO BLOW UPTo fill with air or another gasExample: Jack offered to help blow up the balloons before the party.
- Come quickly! I'm scared my car might blow up!
- I can help you blow up those balloons.
- TO BLOW UPTo become very angryExample: Heather got a bad report and was worried that her dad would blow up when he saw it.
- I'm scared my dad will blow up when he sees my grades!
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- I like it but it's very small. Can you blow up the image?
- TO BLOW UPTo explodeExample: The smoke coming out of the car made Austin worried that it might blow up.
- TO BLOW UPTo make an image biggerExample: Steve wanted the photo to be blown up so it could go on the wall.
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