blow past (someone or something)

1. To move past someone extremely quickly. We were all stuck in traffic when some jerk on a motorbike blew past us on the shoulder.

2. To exceed some threshold or limit very easily and to a great degree. The sales for our latest product have been blowing past our expectations. You've already blown past your budget, so I'm not allocating anymore funds.

词组	blow past (someone or something)
释义	blow past (someone or something) blow past (someone or something) 1. To move past someone extremely quickly. We were all stuck in traffic when some jerk on a motorbike blew past us on the shoulder. 2. To exceed some threshold or limit very easily and to a great degree. The sales for our latest product have been blowing past our expectations. You've already blown past your budget, so I'm not allocating anymore funds. See also: blow, past Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: look past brush past (someone or something) blow (one's) doors off blow doors off blow someone’s doors off sneak past (someone or something) settle an old score (with someone) zip past settle the score settle a score with
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