blow1
blew, blown UK: /bləʊ/ US: /bloʊ/Translation
v [i]
→ to blow sth away [m]→ to blow sth down [m]→ to blow sth out [m]→ to blow over→ to blow up (at sb)Véase tb: to {blow/get} sth out of proportion; to blow a raspberry; to blow one's own trumpet; to blow sth sky-high›
⇨ soplar
Blow as hard as you can Sopla tan fuerte como puedas
The wind is blowing hard today El viento sopla muy fuerte hoy
› (un silbato)
⇨ tocar
to blow a {fuse/gasket} (inform, old-fash)
⇨ ponerse hecho,cha una fiera
to blow one's nose
⇨ sonarse
Take this handkerchief and blow your nose Coge este pañuelo y suénate
(Definition of blow v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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