吹了

• 拼音: chuī le
• 汉字拆解: 吹 = 口 (mouth) + 欠 (yawn, blow) = to blow; 了 = perfective aspect marker

含义

It's over; it fell through; it's off. Used when plans, relationships, or deals fail.

A colloquial expression indicating that something has failed or ended. Commonly used for broken relationships (谈崩了), failed deals, or cancelled plans. Very casual and commonly heard in spoken Chinese.

例句

1. 他们俩的婚事吹了，具体原因不清楚。
2. 这笔生意吹了，对方临时变卦了。
3. 原定的旅行计划吹了，因为签证没下来。

用法指南

语境: relationships, business, plans

语气: casual

正确说法

• 那个项目吹了，别再想了。(That project fell through; don't think about it anymore.)
• 我跟她吹了，性格不合。(She and I broke up; our personalities didn't match.)

错误说法

• 会议吹了 (For cancelled meetings, use 取消了 — 吹了 is more for personal matters or informal deals)

起源与历史

From 吹 (to blow) — like something being blown away by the wind. Extended metaphorically to mean things falling apart.

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal