blow over

収まる、過ぎ去る

問題や悪天候が、誰かの手を借りずに自然に収まること。

やさしい英語で： If trouble or bad weather does this, it ends without anyone needing to stop it.

• The argument will blow over.
• We waited for the storm to blow over.
• The scandal blew over after a few weeks.

類義語： pass, subside, die down

反対語： intensify

よく使う表現： blow over soon, blow over eventually, blow over quietly

吹き倒す

風の力で物を横倒しにすること。

やさしい英語で： If wind does this to something, it makes it fall onto its side.

• The wind can blow over the fence.
• A strong gust blew our table over.
• The storm has blown over several trees.

使い方： blow something over (A sudden gust blew the chair over.)

類義語： topple, knock over

よく使う表現： blow over something, blow something over

風で倒れる

風に押されて横倒しになること。

やさしい英語で： To fall onto your side because the wind pushes you.

• That chair might blow over.
• Our fence blew over during the storm.
• Two trees have blown over near the road.

類義語： topple, fall over

よく使う表現： blow over easily, blow over outside, blow over again

圧倒する、驚かせる

普通に反応できなくなるほど、誰かの心を強く揺さぶること。

やさしい英語で： To affect someone so strongly that they feel unable to respond normally.

• The news blew me over.
• Her extraordinary performance blew the audience over.
• He was blown over by the beauty of the valley.

使い方： blow someone over (The power of her voice blew him over.)

類義語： overwhelm, astonish, stun

よく使う表現： blow someone over, blow over someone