blow down
US /blo daʊn/
・UK /bləu daun/
A1
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo be knocked to the ground by the wind.
The wind blew down the old shed in the garden.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo demolish a building or structure using explosives.
They had to blow down the building because it was unsafe.
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Three Little Pigs - Fixed Fairy Tales
- I heard there's a big bad wolf in the land and he likes to blow down poorly made houses.
I heard there's a big bad wolf in the land and he likes to blow down poorly made houses.
- I heard there's a big bad wolf in the land and he likes to blow down poorly made houses.
I heard there's a big bad wolf in the land and he likes to blow down poorly made houses.
10 new bets you will always win (8)
- without touching or moving the glass. Simply blow down into the cherry and it will jump
without touching or moving the glass. Simply blow down into the cherry and it will jump
- To win the bet, simply blow down on the tomato and it will jump out of the glass.
To win the bet, simply blow down on the tomato and it will jump out of the glass.
How did the US get Maduro? Inside Operation Absolute Resolve | BBC Security Brief
- That's effectively using C4, using blowtorches to get in through doors, to blow down gates.
That's effectively using C4, using blowtorches to get in through doors, to blow down gates.
- It's using blowtorches to get in through doors, to blow down gates, get into that compound.
It's using blowtorches to get in through doors, to blow down gates, get into that compound.
康軒國中英語 B4L6 dialogue 動畫
- I just saw the wind blow down several trees.
I just saw the wind blow down several trees.
- I just saw the wind blow down several trees.
I just saw the wind blow down several trees.
3 Keys to Learning English
- It wasn't a very good house, it was easy to blow down, and there was a wolf that wanted to eat the little piglets and chickens, and he would blow down their houses.
It wasn't a very good house, it was easy to blow down, and there was a wolf that wanted to eat the little piglets and chickens, and he would blow down their houses.
- So, he blew down the chicken's house that was made of straw, then he blew down the one made of wood, but the brick one he couldn't blow down.
So, he blew down the chicken's house that was made of straw, then he blew down the one made of wood, but the brick one he couldn't blow down.
Naked Science - Angry Skies
- At 155 mph the wind reaches the speed of a category 5 hurricane. It’s now fast enough to tear the roofs off houses, and blow down most trees. Just keeping his position in this wind is taking all Beck’s effort. Finally, the wind peaks at an astonishing 161 miles per hour. The pounding on his body is exhausting. Unable to take any more he cuts the fan.
At 155 mph the wind reaches the speed of a category 5 hurricane. It’s now fast enough to tear the roofs off houses, and blow down most trees. Just keeping his position in this wind is taking all Beck’s effort. Finally, the wind peaks at an astonishing 161 miles per hour. The pounding on his body is exhausting. Unable to take any more he cuts the fan.
- It's now fast enough to tear the roofs off houses and blow down most trees.
It's now fast enough to tear the roofs off houses and blow down most trees.
New Party Songs with DJ Grover!🪩| 17 Mins | Sesame Street
- Blow down hustle really wild!
Blow down hustle really wild!