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Meanings of blown off in English

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Usage of blown off in English
1
The cloud had blown off the coast by late afternoon, it said.
The Irish Times
2
More broadly, the chancellor admitted his forecasts had been blown off course.
The Guardian
3
God knows we needed the time to get the rust blown off.
War Of Honor
4
In a speaking-tube the captain ordered both boilers to be blown off.
Blow The Man Down: A Romance Of The Coast
5
I'm blown off my feet, into the front wall of the warehouse.
Mockingjay
6
It had been blown off the roof-probably ,Zeitounguessed, by a helicopter.
Zeitoun
7
The lock had been blown off, and the door swung easily open.
Lola Carlyle Reveals All
8
The rigged door, blown off its hinges, skittered across the paving stones.
Map of bones
9
I saw people who looked like they had their legs blown off.
Reuters
10
He was dragging a Russian soldier whose head had been blown off.
The forgotten soldier
11
Easy to get your head blown off in a house like this.
Hard eight
12
A scale had been blown off the counter and was probably ruined.
Quicksilver
13
If I even said it aloud, I'd have my head blown off.
Talk of the town
14
Kip was blown off his feet and thrown back a dozen feet.
The black prism
15
Mid-level accountant for Naobi-Shears got his head blown off outside a bar.
Leviathan Wakes
16
Shingles had blown off the roof and lay sprinkled across the yard.
Finger lickin' fifteen
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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