Below you will find the meaning of the phrasal verb 'blow away' which you are likely to find used in the Cambridge Advanced exam.
In addition to the meaning/definition, you will also find two examples of it being used with this meaning (to help you understand the use and the context it is used in better).
In order to remember this use, make sure to make an example in your own words with the phrasal verb.
Meaning
To be really impressed by something you see, hear or read.
I heard that she could sing very well live, but I wasn't expecting what I heard. I was BLOWN AWAY by her performance. I doubt I'll ever see anything that good again.
"So, you recommend that I watch the film?"
"I certainly do! I was BLOWN AWAY by it. If you go, I'll come with you. I'd love to see it again."
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