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Qingxun Huang
I have a question about "blew me away",plz somebody help me.
Last day,when i did my daily dictation,i met a problem.While i heard a sentence which is "I recently heard a violinist who totally blew me away.'.I can't understand the meaning of the sentence.though I've asked my friend who now is studing abroad,he couldn't tell me anything.
Apr 27, 2016 1:34 AM
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In this context, the meaning is "I was completely overwhelmed" or "completely overcome" or "thunderstruck." The violinist's playing was so amazing that it hit me like a physical force. I felt as if I'd been knocked over.
"To blow away" is a slang expression whose literal meaning is to shoot and kill somebody.
April 27, 2016
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In this context, "blew me away" is another way of saying "really impressed me". So, in other words, it could be said as: "I recently heard a violinist who really impressed me".
I hope that this helps you!
April 27, 2016
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Qingxun Huang
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Chinese (Mandarin), English, Japanese
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