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Meanings of blowup in English

Portuguese
ebulição
Catalan
ravata
Spanish
arrebato

An unrestrained expression of emotion.

        ebulição
        Portuguese
        explosão
        Catalan
        detonació
        Spanish
        explosión

        A violent release of energy caused by a chemical or nuclear reaction.

              explosão
              Portuguese
              alargamento
              Catalan
              ampliació
              Spanish
              ampliación

              A photographic print that has been enlarged.

                    alargamento
                    Usage of blowup in English
                    1
                    It was the biggest mutual fund blowup since the 2008 financial crisis.
                    Reuters
                    2
                    A unit of AIG, called AIG Financial Products, was behind the blowup.
                    The quants: how a new breed of math whizzes conquered wall stree...
                    3
                    In many cases we can do this and avoid the exponential blowup.
                    The Master Algorithm
                    4
                    You know about the blowup I had on air with Bonnie, right?
                    Rock my world
                    5
                    The final blowup of what was once a remarkable, if minor, talent.
                    The last novel
                    6
                    The blowup date has been predicted at between ten and fifteen days off.
                    Nova
                    7
                    The Paris blowup and Camp David did not have much impact.
                    The new yorker
                    8
                    Shelton and Hi hung back, sensing another blowup they wanted no part of.
                    Terminal
                    9
                    He and I had a pretty big blowup before he left this morning.
                    The abduction
                    10
                    The image was blurry, a blowup of a driver's license or passport photo.
                    Break No Bones
                    11
                    My mother was in the blowup of London back in '57.
                    The Illustrated Man
                    12
                    Given the events of the past two weeks, circumstances were ripe for a blowup.
                    Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
                    13
                    Companies seem content to continue doing it under the radar, terrified of a blowup.
                    The Master Algorithm
                    14
                    There had been no trouble between them since the blowup over the typewriter paper.
                    Misery
                    15
                    She withdrew another blowup from her file and posted it.
                    Raging Heat
                    16
                    In books, the hero was gone after the big blowup.
                    Dead ever after
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