blow down
phr. v..phr. v.. when a strong wind makes something fall to the ground.
phr. v.. to cause something to fall or collapse by the force of wind; typically used with structures, trees, or fences.
The storm blew down the old fence.
Several large trees were blown down during the hurricane last night, blocking the main road.
Engineers warned that the temporary scaffolding might be blown down if the gale-force winds exceeded sixty miles per hour.
often used in the passive voice when describing the results of a storm.
contrast with 'blow away', which implies the object is carried off into the distance, whereas 'blow down' implies it simply falls over.
The wind blew down it.The wind blew it down.when using a pronoun like 'it', you must place it between the verb and the particle.