blow the doors off
blow the doors off verb: to be much more important or impressive than.
Verb
blow the doors off (third-person singular simple present blows the doors off, present participle blowing the doors off, simple past blew the doors off, past participle blown the doors off)
- To be much more important or impressive than.
- You won “Last Comic Standing” in 2006. What impact did that have on your career?
Well, it just blew the doors off everything I was doing up to that point. I’ve been doing 200 shows a year ever since then. It definitely launched me into the abyss.2019 July 25, Vicki Dean, “Josh Blue on social media, improvisation and more”, in Sarasota Herald-Tribune
- You won “Last Comic Standing” in 2006. What impact did that have on your career?
Forms of blow the doors off
| third-person singular present | blows the doors off |
|---|---|
| present participle | blowing the doors off |
| past | blew the doors off |
| past participle | blown the doors off |
Questions about blow the doors off
- What does blow the doors off mean?
- Blow the doors off means to be much more important or impressive than.
- What part of speech is blow the doors off?
- Blow the doors off is a verb.
- What is the past tense of blow the doors off?
- The past tense of blow the doors off is blew the doors off.
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