Blowyouaway meaning in English
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Definition
(Arthur's idea) will blow you away!: (Arthur's idea) will really impress and surprise you!
Examples
- "Are you ready? It'll blow you away."
Exercise 1
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To be "amazed" by something is similar to being "blown away" by it. The two expressions are used to tell someone that they will be very pleasantly surprised by something. The wine woman is telling Brian and Icarus that they will really enjoy the next wine. Another example: "Mark really blew me away in his gorgeous evening suit".
"Indigestion" is what happens when someone's stomach cannot cope with a certain food or drink. It can result in "wind", but is unrelated to the expression "it'll blow you away".
The cost of the wine is unrelated to whether or not "it'll blow you away". This is not the best choice here.
If we tell someone "you'd better leave", we are telling them to depart. This is unrelated in meaning to the expression "it'll blow you away".
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