blow your nose
IPA/blˈəʊ jɔː nˈəʊz/
IPA/blˈoʊ jʊɹ nˈoʊz/
blow your nose — idiom
1. to push air out through your nose in a strong, quick burst, in order to get rid
1.慣用語A2
釋義
to push air out through your nose in a strong, quick burst, in order to get rid of mucus or dust that is blocking it
例句
Apinya blew her nose loudly after walking through the dusty market.
possessive pronoun: blew her nose
Jiwoo's mother reminded him to blow his nose before the family dinner.
remind + to-infinitive pattern
Salma grabbed a tissue and blew her nose during the long bus ride home.
The toddler tried to blow his nose but only made a tiny puff.
文法句型
blow + possessive + nose
用法筆記
The possessive pronoun (my, your, his, her, its, our, their) is required before 'nose' — the definite article 'the' is never used here: ❌ 'blow the nose' ✅ 'blow your nose'.
常見錯誤
❌Please blow the nose before you sneeze.
✅Please blow your nose before you sneeze.
💡'nose' must follow a possessive pronoun, not the definite article.