blown in German
blown in German is aufgebläht — blown means swollen or puffed up, as if filled with air.
blown in German
aufgebläht
Distended, swollen, or inflated.
What does "blown" mean?
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adjective Swollen or puffed up, as if filled with air.
"The tyre looked blown and ready to burst."
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adjective Out of breath after physical exertion.
"By the top of the hill the runners were completely blown."
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adjective Having failed or gone wrong.
"The deal was blown after the investors pulled out at the last minute."
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adjective High on drugs, especially cannabis (slang).
"He admitted he was blown before the interview and could barely focus."
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blown in a sentence
- The tyre looked blown and ready to burst.
- By the top of the hill the runners were completely blown.
- The deal was blown after the investors pulled out at the last minute.
- He admitted he was blown before the interview and could barely focus.
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What is "blown" in German?
"blown" in German is aufgebläht. blown means: Swollen or puffed up, as if filled with air.
How do you use "blown" in a sentence?
Example: "The tyre looked blown and ready to burst." In German, "blown" is aufgebläht.
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