blow over

英 [bləʊ ˈəʊvə(r)]

美 [bloʊ ˈoʊvər]

平息; 烟消云散

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 平息；烟消云散
  If something such as trouble or an argumentblows over, it ends without any serious consequences.
  1. Wait, and it'll all blow over.
     等着吧，一切都会过去的。

英英释义

verb

• disappear gradually
  1. The pain eventually passed off
  Synonym:evanescefadepass offfleetpass

双语例句

• The wind is almost strong enough to blow you over.
  风势之强几乎可把你吹倒。
• We almost come to blow over what colour our new carpet shall be.
  我们为了用甚麽颜色的新地毯险些打了起来。
• If dunsey did not come back for a few days, everything might blow over.
  如果几天之内，邓塞仍是没有回家，也许一切就会风平浪静。
• The impression is so deep that it can hardly ever blow over.
  印象太深了，总也忘不了。
• Mary and I have frequent quarrels, but they soon blow over.
  我和玛丽常吵架，但吵了过后很快就算了。
• The west winds blow over Britain all the year.
  英国一年到头刮着西风。
• You'll need to dig those young trees in a bit deeper, unless you want the wind to blow them over.
  要是你不想让风把那些幼树吹倒，你必须把它们埋得深一点。
• They hoped that the disturbances would soon blow over.
  他们希望风潮能很快过去。
• I thought that after a few months the argument would blow over.
  我认为几个月后争论就会被淡忘的。
• Give it a few days," said father. "it will all blow over.
  “过几天它就会显现出来了。”父亲说。