blow
[bləʊ] ( pt blew, pp blown )intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [wind, person] soffiare |
| 2. | [move with wind]
to blow off volare via the door blew open/shut il vento spalancò/chiuse la porta |
| 3. | [fuse] saltare |
| 4. | [whistle]
didn't you hear the whistle blow? non hai sentito il fischietto? |
blow
[bləʊ] ( pt blew, pp blown )transitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [subj: wind] far volare |
| 2. | [clear]
to blow one's nose soffiarsi il naso |
| 3. | [horn, trumpet]
suonare
to blow a whistle fischiare |
| 4. | [bubble] fare |
| 5. | (inf) [money] dilapidare |
blow
[bləʊ] ( pt blew, pp blown )noun
| 1. | [hit]
colpo m
to come to blows venire alle mani to strike a blow for sthg (fig) spezzare una lancia a favore di qc |
| 2. | [shock]
colpo m,
batosta f
to soften the blow attenuare il colpo |
blow away
intransitive verb Conjugation
[in wind] volare via
blow out
transitive verb separable Conjugation
spegnere (soffiando)
blow out
intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [candle] spegnersi |
| 2. | [tyre] scoppiare |
blow over
intransitive verb Conjugation
[storm, argument] calmarsi
blow up
transitive verb separable Conjugation
| 1. | [inflate] gonfiare |
| 2. | [with bomb] far saltare |
| 3. | [enlarge] fare un ingrandimento di |
blow up
intransitive verb Conjugation
[explode] esplodere
