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Detailed Translations for blowup from English to Swedish

blowup:


Translation Matrix for blowup:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- detonation; ebullition; effusion; enlargement; explosion; gush; magnification; outburst

Synonyms for "blowup":


Related Definitions for "blowup":

  1. a photographic print that has been enlarged1
  2. an unrestrained expression of emotion1
  3. a violent release of energy caused by a chemical or nuclear reaction1

blow-up:

blow-up [the ~] nomen

  1. the blow-up (enlargement; magnification)
    förstoring

Translation Matrix for blow-up:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
förstoring blow-up; enlargement; magnification dilatation; enlargement; increase; opening up; widen

blow up:

to blow up verb (blows up, blowing up)

  1. to blow up (exaggerate; blow out of proportions; overdo)
    överdriva
    • överdriva verb (överdrivar, överdrivade, överdrivat)
  2. to blow up (exaggerate; overdo; heighten)
    överdriva; blåsa upp; ta till i överkant
    • överdriva verb (överdrivar, överdrivade, överdrivat)
    • blåsa upp verb (blåser upp, blåste upp, blåst upp)
    • ta till i överkant verb (tar till i överkant, tog till i överkant, tagit till i överkant)
  3. to blow up (explode; blow to pieces)
    explodera
    • explodera verb (exploderar, exploderade, exploderat)
  4. to blow up
    sprängas
    • sprängas verb (sprängas, sprängdes, sprängts)
  5. to blow up (burst out; set in)
    bryta ut; slita sig lös
    • bryta ut verb (bryter ut, bröt ut, brutit ut)
    • slita sig lös verb (sliter sig lös, slet mig lös, slitit sig lös)

Conjugations for blow up:

present
  1. blow up
  2. blow up
  3. blows up
  4. blow up
  5. blow up
  6. blow up
present perfect
  1. have blown up
  2. have blown up
  3. has blown up
  4. have blown up
  5. have blown up
  6. have blown up
past continuous
  1. was blowing up
  2. were blowing up
  3. was blowing up
  4. were blowing up
  5. were blowing up
  6. were blowing up
future
  1. shall blow up
  2. will blow up
  3. will blow up
  4. shall blow up
  5. will blow up
  6. will blow up
continuous present
  1. am blowing up
  2. are blowing up
  3. is blowing up
  4. are blowing up
  5. are blowing up
  6. are blowing up
subjunctive
  1. be blown up
  2. be blown up
  3. be blown up
  4. be blown up
  5. be blown up
  6. be blown up
diverse
  1. blow up!
  2. let's blow up!
  3. blown up
  4. blowing up
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for blow up:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
explodera pops
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
blåsa upp blow up; exaggerate; heighten; overdo blow open; blow the fire; fan a flame; puff up
bryta ut blow up; burst out; set in break loose
explodera blow to pieces; blow up; explode blow to bits; burst; burst into pieces; explode; fly to pieces; shatter; snap
slita sig lös blow up; burst out; set in
sprängas blow up burst; explode; snap
ta till i överkant blow up; exaggerate; heighten; overdo
överdriva blow out of proportions; blow up; exaggerate; heighten; overdo boast; brag; exagerate; exaggerate; expand; talk big
- aggrandise; aggrandize; amplify; detonate; dramatise; dramatize; embellish; embroider; enlarge; expand; explode; inflate; lard; magnify; pad; puff; puff out; puff up; set off

Synonyms for "blow up":


Antonyms for "blow up":


Related Definitions for "blow up":

  1. make large1
    • blow up an image1
  2. to swell or cause to enlarge,1
  3. fill with gas or air1
  4. exaggerate or make bigger1
  5. burst and release energy as through a violent chemical or physical reaction1
  6. cause to burst with a violent release of energy1
  7. add details to1

Wiktionary Translations for blow up:

blow up
verb
  1. to explode (transitive)
  2. to explode (intransitive)
  3. to inflate
  4. to enlarge

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
blow up fylla; blåsa upp aufbauschen — (transitiv) etwas prall machen; durch Luft bewirken, dass sich etwas spannt
blow up burra upp aufplustern — das Gefieder aufrichten
blow up försämra; förvärra aggraverrendre plus grave.