🇬🇧 Blow meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To blow means to move air or push it out so that it makes other things move. You can blow air out of your mouth, like when you blow on hot soup or blow up a balloon. The wind can also blow, which means it moves through the air and makes things like leaves, hats, or kites move around or fly away.

The wind decided to blow my hat off my head and onto the dog, who now thinks he’s the captain.

Grandpa tried to blow up a balloon and turned as red as the balloon instead.

The wind began to blow so hard that our trash can took itself for a walk down the street.

I blow on my fingers to warm them, but they just feel like I’m giving them tiny, useless hugs.

The wind loves to blow the door shut exactly when I am carrying the most things possible.

We have a small cake with one light. I blow and the light goes out. Big winds blow hard and blow a paper to my face. We laugh. The winds blow my hat off. I run, we find the hat, and I blow the candle again. Everyone claps and smiles.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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