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means “to ruin/destroy”

  • You’ve blown up my party. Why did you quarrel in front of my guests?
  • The project blew up because of the bad weather. It was canceled.
  • You have blown up the entire plan. Why did you tell her the secret?

means “to be angry”

  • What? You blew up in front of your boss?
  • I’m sure she’d blow up if she discovers that her husband is secretly in debt.
  • Ho! Chill! You don’t have to blow up.     (this is just my own sentence guyz, it means “Hey relax, why are you so angry?)

computer, keyboard, destroy, blow up

Other Meaning:

literally means “to destroy by explosion”

  • The restaurant blew up and police said that it is due to a faulty electrical connection.
  • The demolition team blew up the entire building.

also means “to inflate”

  • Let’s blow up your balloon Kevin.

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means certainly not

no, not at all

  • I’m not angry. Not at all. But I hate him. (haha..he really is angry.)
  • I don’t care if he has a new girlfriend. I’m not affected. Not at all.

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fresh, most recent


up to the minute, news, media, letters, news report, newspaper

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illegal activity
bad practice
murder

police line do not cross, crime

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  • The teacher was wondering why his students got high scores during the test. He was suspecting it was a foul play.
  • The police are considering foul play behind the murder.

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