Blowout - English meaning

ˈbləʊ.aʊt

Blowout – definitions in English dictionary

noun
An occasion when a tyre on a vehicle bursts or an electric fuse melts.
Usage examples:
You never know when you are going to suffer a tyre blowout or when another driver is just going to …
Synonims:
PunctureFlat tyreBurst tyreFlat
noun
A large or lavish meal or social gathering.
Usage examples:
It is difficult to imagine the slim person going for a real blowout
Synonims:
PartyFeastBanquetCelebrationBingeShindigShindyDoBeanfeastBeanoBunfightThrashNosh-upScoffSlap-up mealTuck-in
noun
An event at which goods are sold at heavily discounted prices.
Usage examples:
The purpose of the blowout is to motivate new customers to visit
noun
An easy victory in a sporting contest or election.
Usage examples:
The game had been a blowout
noun
An act or instance of blow-drying hair.
Usage examples:
You can't do a blowout with super wet hair
noun
A hollow eroded by the wind.
Usage examples:
Parabolic dunes are formed when the wind causes a blowout, that is, begins to gouge sand out from a…

noun
A sudden bursting and release of air from a tire on a moving vehicle
Usage examples:
He narrowly averted crashing into another car after the blowout., if the game is a blowout, fans st…

noun
A short period of time during which shares are sold for a high price
Usage examples:
Blowout in sth while there was a blowout in hi-tech shares in the us overnight, internet shares in …

noun
A sudden explosion of a tyre on a road vehicle while it is moving quickly

noun
A very large meal

noun
A large party or social occasion

noun
An occasion when your hair is dried into a style using a hairdryer
Usage examples:
This look lasts much longer than a blowout.

Blowout translation into English

Blowout: translate from English into Chinese

吹熄, 喷出, 爆炸, 叱责, 斥责

Blowout: translate from English into Dutch

Uitblazen, Doorbraak

Blowout: translate from English into French

Éteindre, Éclater, Faire exploser, S'éteindre

Blowout: translate from English into German

Ausblasen, Reifenpanne, Fresserei, Esserei, Geplatzter reifen, Fressen

Blowout: translate from English into Hindi

बुझाना, दरार

Blowout: translate from English into Italian

Spegnere, Scoppio di pneumatico

Blowout: translate from English into Korean

분출, 파열, 큰 잔치, 녹아 끊어짐, 큰 파티

Blowout: translate from English into Russian

Задуть, Прорыв, Прокол, Разрыв, Ссора, Прокол шины, Проколотая шина, Кутеж, Шумное веселье, Вспышка гнева

Blowout: translate from English into Spanish

Reventar, Reventón, Escape, Pinchazo, Fusión

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Blowout – similar words

blowouts

ˈbləʊ.aʊt

noun
An occasion when a tyre on a vehicle bursts or an electric fuse melts.
Usage examples:
You never know when you are going to suffer a tyre blowout or when another driver is just going to …

noun
A sudden bursting and release of air from a tire on a moving vehicle
Usage examples:
He narrowly averted crashing into another car after the blowout., if the game is a blowout, fans st…

noun
A short period of time during which shares are sold for a high price
Usage examples:
Blowout in sth while there was a blowout in hi-tech shares in the us overnight, internet shares in …

Blowouts - all meanings in English

Blowout synonims

banquet

ˈbæŋ.kwɪt

noun
An elaborate and formal meal for many people.
Usage examples:
A state banquet at buckingham palace

verb
Entertain with a banquet.
Usage examples:
Ambassadors were fabulously banqueted and loaded with gifts

noun
A large formal meal for many people, often followed by speeches in honour of someone
Usage examples:
Medieval banquets are held in the castle once a month., it was the organization's annual black-tie …

Banquet - all meanings in English

beanfeast

ˈbiːn.fiːst

noun
A celebratory party with plentiful food and drink.
Usage examples:
Cheerful music for beanfeasts

noun
A party or social occasion

Beanfeast - all meanings in English

beano

ˈbiː.nəʊ

noun
A party.
Usage examples:
A traditional bank holiday beano

noun
A party

Beano - all meanings in English

binge

bɪndʒ

noun
A period of excessive indulgence in an activity, especially eating, drinking, or taking drugs.
Usage examples:
He went on a binge and was in no shape to drive

verb
Indulge in an activity, especially eating, drinking, or taking drugs, to excess.
Usage examples:
Some see the whole weekend as a chance to binge

noun
An occasion when an activity is done in an extreme way, esp. eating, drinking, or spending money
Usage examples:
He admits to having an occasional ice-cream binge., he’s on a binge, eating everything in sight., i…

Binge - all meanings in English

celebration

ˌsel.əˈbreɪ.ʃən

noun
The action of celebrating an important day or event.
Usage examples:
The birth of his son was a cause for celebration

noun
A special social event, such as a party, when you celebrate something
Usage examples:
There were lively new year celebrations all over town., such good news calls for (= deserves) a cel…

noun
The act of celebrating something
Usage examples:
In celebration of let's buy some champagne in celebration of her safe arrival.

Celebration - all meanings in English

do

dəʊ

verb
Perform (an action, the precise nature of which is often unspecified).
Usage examples:
Very little work has been done in this field

noun
Used before a verb (except be, can, may, ought, shall, will ) in questions and negative statements.
Usage examples:
Do you have any pets?

noun
Variant spelling of doh1.

Do - all meanings in English

feast

fiːst

noun
A large meal, typically a celebratory one.
Usage examples:
A wedding feast

verb
Eat and drink sumptuously.
Usage examples:
The men would congregate and feast after hunting

noun
A special meal with very good food or a large meal for many people
Usage examples:
"what a feast!" she said, surveying all the dishes on the table., a wedding feast

Feast - all meanings in English

flat

flæt

adjective
Having a level surface; without raised areas or indentations.
Usage examples:
He sat down on a flat rock

adverb
In or to a horizontal position.
Usage examples:
He was lying flat on his back

noun
The flat part of something.
Usage examples:
She placed the flat of her hand over her glass

Flat - all meanings in English

nosh-up

noun
A big, enjoyable meal
Usage examples:
We had some good nosh-ups on holiday.

Nosh-up - all meanings in English

party

noun
A social gathering of invited guests, typically involving eating, drinking, and entertainment.
Usage examples:
An engagement party

verb
Enjoy oneself at a party or other lively gathering, typically with drinking and music.
Usage examples:
Put on your glad rags and party!

adjective
Divided into parts of different tinctures.
Usage examples:
Party per fess, or, and azure

Party - all meanings in English

puncture

noun
A small hole in a tyre resulting in an escape of air.
Usage examples:
She was on her way home when she had a puncture

verb
Make a puncture in (something).
Usage examples:
One of the knife blows had punctured a lung

noun
A small hole made by a sharp object

Puncture - all meanings in English

scoff

verb
Speak to someone or about something in a scornfully derisive or mocking way.
Usage examples:
Patrick professed to scoff at soppy love scenes in films

noun
An expression of scornful derision.
Usage examples:
Scoffs of disbelief

noun
Food.
Usage examples:
Ice cream was seen as suitable scoff to keep the under-tens quiet

Scoff - all meanings in English

shindig

noun
A large, lively party, especially one celebrating something.
Usage examples:
The glitziest of election night shindigs

noun
A noisy event or situation, especially a large, energetic party, celebration, etc.
Usage examples:
They're going to their neighbours' for a shindig.

Shindig - all meanings in English

shindy

ˈʃɪndi

noun
A noisy disturbance or quarrel.
Usage examples:
There were plenty of gulls kicking up a shindy

Shindy - all meanings in English

thrash

verb
Beat (a person or animal) repeatedly and violently with a stick or whip.
Usage examples:
She thrashed him across the head and shoulders

noun
A violent or noisy movement of beating or thrashing.
Usage examples:
The thrash of the waves

verb
Give a beating to

Thrash - all meanings in English

tuck-in

phrasal verb
Make someone, especially a child, comfortable in bed by pulling the covers up round them.
Usage examples:
He carried her back to bed and tucked her in

phrasal verb
Eat food heartily.
Usage examples:
Today's a special occasion, so tuck in

phrasal verb
To cover a child in bed, esp. to make a child feel comfortable and ready to sleep
Usage examples:
I tucked the children in.

Tuck-in - all meanings in English

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