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blow1


intr.
blew
(bl),
blown
(bln),
blow·ing
  1. (wind, air) soplar
  2. (with the mouth) soplar
  3. (with bellows) afollar
  4. (to sound) sonar
  5. (to pant) resollar, jadear
  6. (to burn out) quemarse (los fusibles)
  7. (to burst) explotar
  8. (like a whale) resoplar
  9. jerga (to boast) fanfarronear
  10. familiar (to leave) irse, largarse
    I'm going to blow this town me voy a largar de este pueblo

Idioms:

to blow in
familiar llegar inesperadamente
to blow off
  1. (steam) escaparse el vapor
  2. (a boiler, locomotive) evacuar vapor
to blow out
  1. (to be extinguished) apagarse por causa del viento
  2. (tire) estallar, reventarse
  3. electricidad (fuse) fundirse, quemarse
to blow over
  1. (storm) disiparse, pasar
  2. (scandal) olvidarse
to blow up
  1. (wind) surgir
  2. (storm) venirse
  3. (to explode) explotar
  4. (to burst) reventarse
  5. (to inflate) inflarse, hincharse
  6. (to explode with anger) encolerizarse
tr.
  1. (wind) soplar
  2. (air from the mouth) soplar, echar
  3. (air, smoke) echar
  4. (the nose) sonarse
  5. (an instrument) tocar, sonar
  6. (glass) soplar
  7. (to put out of breath) dejar sin aliento
  8. (electric fuse) fundir
  9. (to waste) malgastar
  10. jerga, vulgarismo (to perform fellatio upon) mamar, chupar

Idioms:

to blow away
  1. (lint, dust) soplar
  2. (the wind) arrastrarse, llevarse
to blow down
(to topple) derribar
to blow off
  1. (to remove) quitar
  2. (to destroy) volar
to blow off steam
figurado desahogarse emocionalmente
to blow one's trumpet o horn
figurado alabarse a sí mismo
to blow out
  1. (to extinguish) soplar, apagar
  2. (tire) reventar
  3. electricidad (fuse) fundir, quemar
to blow over
  1. (to topple) derribar
  2. (to surprise) sorprender
to blow up
  1. (to destroy) volar, hacer saltar
  2. (to inflate) inflar
  3. fotografía ampliar
s.
  1. (blast of air) soplido, soplo
  2. (storm) tormenta

blow2


s.
  1. (hit) golpe m.
  2. (calamity) desgracia
  3. (unexpected attack) ataque repentino
  4. (setback) revés m.

Idiom:

to come to blows
agarrarse a puñetazos

blow-by-blow


adj.
detallado
a blow-by-blow description una descripción detallada

blow dry·er


s.
secador de cabello m.

blow·er


s.
  1. (bellows) fuelle m.
  2. (fan) ventilador m.
  3. jerga (braggart) fanfarrón m.
  4. Gran Bretaña jerga (telephone) teléfono

blow·gun


s.
  1. (for hunting) cerbatana
  2. (for painting) pistola

blow·hard


s.
jerga fanfarrón m., jaquetón m.

blow·hole


s.
respiradero

blown


part. p. de blow1

blow·out


s.
  1. (of a tire) reventón m., pinchazo
  2. (escape) salida, escape m.
  3. jerga (large party) gran festín m., comilona

blow·pipe


s.
  1. (blowtorch) soplete m.
  2. (blowgun) cerbatana
  3. (blowtube) caña de vidriero

blow·torch


s.
soplete m., lámpara de soldar

blow·up


s.
  1. (explosion) explosión f.
  2. (of temper) estallido de ira
  3. fotografía ampliación f.

blow·y


adj.
-i·er
,
-i·est
ventoso




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