blowout

noun

/ˈbləʊaʊt/

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an occasion when a tyre suddenly bursts (= explodes) on a vehicle while it is moving synonym puncture
- to have a blowout
Topics Transport by car or lorryc2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- tyre/tire
verb + blowout
- have
See full entry
[usually singular] (informal) a large meal at which people eat too much
- a four-course blowout
Topics Cooking and eatingc2
(North American English, informal) a large party or social occasion
- We're going to have a huge blowout for Valentine's Day.
(North American English, informal) an easy victory
- The game was a blowout, 8–1.
- Utah had its fourth blowout victory over San Antonio.
a sudden escape of oil or gas from an oil well

单词	blowout
释义	blowout noun /ˈbləʊaʊt/ /ˈbləʊaʊt/ jump to other results an occasion when a tyre suddenly bursts (= explodes) on a vehicle while it is moving synonym puncture to have a blowout Topics Transport by car or lorryc2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective tyre/tire verb + blowout have See full entry [usually singular] (informal) a large meal at which people eat too much a four-course blowout Topics Cooking and eatingc2 (North American English, informal) a large party or social occasion We're going to have a huge blowout for Valentine's Day. (North American English, informal) an easy victory The game was a blowout, 8–1. Utah had its fourth blowout victory over San Antonio. a sudden escape of oil or gas from an oil well
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