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blow in 1. also blow into sth informalto arrive in a place, especially suddenly突然来到:•Jim blew in about an hour ago.大约一小时前吉姆突然来了。•Guess who's just blown into town ?猜猜刚才谁进城来了？2. if a storm or bad weather blows in, it arrives and begins to affect a particular area〔暴风雨或坏天气〕到来:•The first snowstorm blew in from the north.第一场暴风雪从北方袭来。 blow in informal (of a person) arrive casually and unannounced 〈非正式〉（人）不期而至, 突然来访。 ˌblow ˈin|ˌblow ˈinto sth(informal)to arrive or enter a place suddenly突然来到；突然进入Look who's just blown in!看，谁来了！Have you heard who'sblown into town?你听说谁突然进城来了吗？blow in喧哗或高兴地来临：The door opened，children blew in to listen to their nurse’s interesting story.门开了，孩子们嘻嘻哈哈地来到，听他们阿姨讲有趣的故事。 |