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  2. Apr 12, 2018 · #1. to blow up. This is rather recent slang, and it means to become hugely popular in a short time. Ex. His video blew up on YouTube. That dance move is blowing up at school. Once he was on TV, his blog blew up. She's going to blow up when her album drops.

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  4. blow up [sth] vtr phrasal sep (detonate) hacer explotar, hacer estallar loc verb : detonar⇒ vtr : They blew up the enemy's ammunition dump. Hicieron explotar el depósito de armas del enemigo. Primero, detonaron la dinamita. blow [sth] up, blow up [sth] vtr phrasal sep (inflate) inflar⇒ vtr : Karen blew up the airbed for her guests.

  5. to blow up. verb. 1. faire sauter. The police station was blown up yesterday. On a fait sauter le commissariat hier. 2. gonfler. to blow up a balloon gonfler un ballon. The house blew up. La maison a sauté.

  6. Inglés. Español. blowup (US), blow-up adj. informal (inflatable) inflable adj mf. hinchable adj mf. We inflated the blow-up beach ball and tossed it in the water.

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  8. (faire) sauter. The building blew up. L’immeuble a sauté. They blew the car up. Ils ont fait sauter la voiture. to fill with air. gonfler. to blow up some balloons gonfler quelques ballons. informal. to suddenly get angry. exploser. He blows up over the smallest things. Il explose pour un rien.

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