Blow in
/bləʊ ɪn/B1
Intermediate
1. To arrive in a place suddenly or unexpectedly.
- She just blew in from Chicago without telling anyone she was coming.
- Every time he blows in, he brings chaos with him.
2. To enter a room or building abruptly, often bringing a sense of surprise or interruption.
- The teacher blew in just as the students were starting to misbehave.
- He blew in with a great deal of noise and excitement.
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