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I. blow [Brit bləʊ, americ bloʊ] SUBST

1. blow (stroke):

blow: coup m

killed by a blow to the back of the head: tué d'un coup derrière la tête

to fell sb with a blow (with fist): abattre qn d'un coup de poing

to fell sb with a blow (with stick): abattre qn d'un coup de bâton

to exchange blows: échanger des coups

to come to blows: en venir aux mains (over au sujet de)

to strike a blow for fig freedom, rights: frapper un grand coup pour

2. blow (shock, knock):

blow fig: coup m

to deal sb a savage blow: porter un très mauvais coup à qn

the blow fell: le coup est tombé

to be a blow: être un coup terrible (to sth porté à qc, to, for sb pour qn)

3. blow (of nose):

to give one's nose a blow: se moucher

give your nose a good blow: mouche-toi un bon coup

4. blow Brit (marijuana):

blow coloq: herbe f coloq

5. blow (cocaine):

blow: blanche f coloq

blow: cocaïne f

II. blow <Pret imperf blew, Part perf blown> [Brit bləʊ, americ bloʊ] VERBO trans

1. blow:

to blow sth out of wind: window: faire voler qc par

the wind blew the door open/shut: un coup de vent a ouvert/fermé la porte

to be blown off course/onto the rocks: être dévié/poussé sur les rochers par le vent

it's blowing a gale: il y a de la tempête

2. blow person bubble, smoke ring:

blow: faire

to blow smoke in sb's face: envoyer or souffler la fumée dans la figure de qn

to blow an egg: vider un œuf (en soufflant dedans)

to blow glass: souffler du verre

to blow sb a kiss: envoyer un baiser à qn

3. blow:

to blow one's nose: se moucher

4. blow (gen) MÚS:

blow trumpet, whistle, flute: souffler dans

to blow the whistle for half-time: siffler la mi-temps

5. blow explosion hole:

blow: provoquer (in dans)

to be blown to pieces or bits by: être réduit en poussière par

to blow a safe: faire sauter un coffre-fort

6. blow:

blow ELETRÓN, MEC fuse, gasket: faire sauter

blow lightbulb: griller

7. blow (spend):

blow coloq: claquer coloq (on dans)

8. blow (expose) coloq:

blow cover: faire tomber

blow operation: découvrir

9. blow (make a mess of) coloq:

to blow it: tout ficher en l'air coloq

to blow one's chances: ficher ses chances en l'air coloq

to blow one's lines: se mélanger les pinceaux coloq

that's really blown it coloq!: c'est fichu cette fois! coloq

10. blow < Part perf blowed> coloq, antiq:

blow it!: zut! coloq

blow him!: qu'il aille au diable

well, blow me down or I'll be blowed!: mince alors! coloq

I'll be blowed if I'll pay!: pas question que je paye! coloq

11. blow americ coloq:

to blow town: se tirer vite fait coloq

12. blow americ (exaggerate) → blow up

13. blow (drugs slang) coloq:

to blow grass: fumer (de l'herbe)

14. blow (fellate):

blow vulg: tailler une pipe à vulg

III. blow <Pret imperf blew, Part perf blown> [Brit bləʊ, americ bloʊ] VERBO intr

1. blow wind:

blow: souffler

the wind's blowing from the north: le vent vient or souffle du nord

it's blowing hard tonight: le vent souffle fort ce soir

2. blow (move with wind):

to blow in the wind leaves, clothes:: voler au vent

3. blow person:

blow: souffler (into dans, on sur)

4. blow (sound):

blow whistle:: retentir

blow trumpet:: sonner, retentir

blow foghorn:: rugir

when the whistle blows: au coup de sifflet

5. blow whale:

blow: souffler

6. blow (break, explode):

blow fuse, gasket:: sauter

blow bulb:: griller

blow tyre:: éclater

7. blow (leave quickly):

blow coloq: filer coloq

IV. blow [Brit bləʊ, americ bloʊ]

to blow a fuse coloq or a gasket coloq or one's lid coloq or one's stack coloq or one's top coloq: piquer une crise coloq

it really blew my mind coloq or blew me away! coloq (with admiration, astonishment): j'en suis resté baba coloq

I. blow up VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow up)

1. blow up (in explosion):

blow up building:: sauter

blow up bomb:: exploser

2. blow up wind, storm:

blow up: se lever

3. blow up trouble, problem, affair:

blow up: éclater

4. blow up (become angry) coloq:

blow up person:: s'emporter

to blow up at sb: s'emporter après qn

to blow up at sb: engueuler qn coloq

5. blow up (inflate):

it blows up: c'est gonflable

it won't blow up!: je n'arrive pas à le/la gonfler!

II. blow up VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sth/sb] up, blow up [sb/sth]) (in explosion)

blow up building, person: faire sauter

blow up bomb: faire exploser

III. blow up VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sth] up, blow up [sth])

1. blow up (inflate):

blow up tyre, balloon: gonfler

2. blow up FOTO (enlarge):

blow up: agrandir

3. blow up (exaggerate):

blow up: exagérer

the story has been blown (up) out of all proportion: l'histoire a été exagérément grossie

I. blow around VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -], blow about VERBO Brit (blow around)

blow around leaves, papers, litter:

blow around: voler dans tous les sens

II. blow around VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -], blow about VERBO Brit (blow [sth] around, blow around [sth])

blow around: faire voler [qc] dans tous les sens

blow-by-blow ADJ

blow-by-blow account:

blow-by-blow: par le menu

I. blow up VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow up)

1. blow up (in explosion):

blow up building:: sauter

blow up bomb:: exploser

2. blow up wind, storm:

blow up: se lever

3. blow up trouble, problem, affair:

blow up: éclater

4. blow up (become angry) coloq:

blow up person:: s'emporter

to blow up at sb: s'emporter après qn

to blow up at sb: engueuler qn coloq

5. blow up (inflate):

it blows up: c'est gonflable

it won't blow up!: je n'arrive pas à le/la gonfler!

II. blow up VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sth/sb] up, blow up [sb/sth]) (in explosion)

blow up building, person: faire sauter

blow up bomb: faire exploser

III. blow up VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sth] up, blow up [sth])

1. blow up (inflate):

blow up tyre, balloon: gonfler

2. blow up FOTO (enlarge):

blow up: agrandir

3. blow up (exaggerate):

blow up: exagérer

the story has been blown (up) out of all proportion: l'histoire a été exagérément grossie

I. blow-up [Brit, americ ˈbloʊˌəp] SUBST

1. blow-up FOTO:

blow-up: agrandissement m

2. blow-up (argument):

blow-up coloq: engueulade f calão

II. blow-up [Brit, americ ˈbloʊˌəp] ADJ (inflatable)

blow-up doll, toy, dinghy: gonflable

I. blow in VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow in)

1. blow in snow, rain:

blow in: entrer

2. blow in (in explosion):

blow in door, window:: être enfoncé

II. blow in VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sth] in, blow in [sth])

1. blow in wind snow, rain:

blow in: faire entrer

2. blow in explosion door, window:

blow in: enfoncer

I. blow away VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow away)

blow away object, hat, paper:

blow away: s'envoler

II. blow away VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sth] away, blow away [sth])

blow away wind: object: emporter

blow away explosion: roof: souffler

to blow the dust away: souffler sur la poussière

III. blow away VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sb] away coloq)

blow away (kill): descendre coloq

blow away person (defeat): écraser coloq

I. blow down VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow down)

blow down tree, fence, house:

blow down: tomber (à cause du vent)

II. blow down VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sth] down, blow down [sth])

blow down wind chimney, tree, house:

blow down: faire tomber

I. blow out VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow out)

1. blow out candle, flame:

blow out: s'éteindre

2. blow out:

blow out oil well:: laisser échapper du pétrole

blow out gas well:: laisser échapper du gaz

II. blow out VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sth] out, blow out [sth])

1. blow out (extinguish):

blow out candle: souffler

blow out flames: éteindre

2. blow out (inflate):

to blow one's cheeks out: gonfler les or ses joues

to blow itself out gale, storm:: tomber

I. blow off VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow off)

1. blow off hat:

blow off: s'envoler

2. blow off (gush out):

blow off gas, liquid:: s'échapper

II. blow off VERBO [Brit bləʊ -, americ bloʊ -] (blow [sth] off, blow off [sth])

blow off wind: hat: emporter

blow off explosion: hand, limb, roof: emporter

to blow sb's head off: faire sauter la tête de qn

he had his leg blown off: il a perdu sa jambe

to blow the leaves off the trees wind:: faire tomber les feuilles des arbres

to blow the dust off sth person:: enlever la poussière de qc en soufflant dessus

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I. blow¹ <blew, -n> [bləʊ, americ bloʊ] VERBO intr

blow (expel air):

blow: souffler

blow whistle: retentir

to blow in the wind: s'agiter dans le vent

Expressões:

to blow hot and cold: tergiverser

II. blow¹ [bləʊ, americ bloʊ] VERBO trans

1. blow (expel air):

to blow air into a tube: souffler de l'air dans un tube

the paper was blown over the wall: le vent a soulevé le papier par-dessus le mur

to blow one's nose: se moucher

to blow sb a kiss: envoyer un baiser à qn

2. blow (play):

blow trumpet: souffler dans

Expressões:

to blow the gaff on sb: dénoncer qn

to blow one's own trumpet: chanter ses propres louanges

to blow the whistle on sb coloq: dénoncer qn

III. blow¹ [bləʊ, americ bloʊ] SUBST

blow: souffle m

blow wind: coup m de vent

to give a blow: souffler

to give one's nose a good blow: se moucher un bon coup

I. blow² [bləʊ, americ bloʊ] SUBST a. fig

blow: coup m

at one blow: d'un coup

to come to blows: en venir aux mains

to soften the blow: amortir le choc

to strike a blow for sth: marquer un coup pour qc

II. blow² <blew, -n> [bləʊ, americ bloʊ] VERBO intr (explode)

blow: exploser

blow tyre: éclater

blow fuse: sauter

blow bulb: griller

III. blow² [bləʊ, americ bloʊ] VERBO trans

1. blow (destroy):

blow fuse: faire sauter

to blow sb's brains out: faire sauter la cervelle de qn

2. blow coloq (spend):

blow: claquer

Expressões:

to blow a fuse coloq: péter les plombs

blow it! coloq: zut!

to blow sb's mind coloq: époustoufler qn

to blow one's top coloq: piquer une crise

blow over VERBO intr

blow over: se calmer

I. blow up VERBO intr a. fig

blow up: éclater

blow up with anger: s'emporter

II. blow up VERBO trans

1. blow up (fill with air):

blow up: gonfler

2. blow up FOTO:

blow up: agrandir

3. blow up (destroy):

blow up: faire exploser

4. blow up (exaggerate):

blow up: gonfler

it was blown up out of all proportion: ça a été gonflé exagérément

blow-up [ˈbləʊʌp] SUBST FOTO

blow-up: agrandissement m

I. blow off VERBO trans

blow off: emporter

II. blow off VERBO intr

1. blow off (fly away):

blow off: s'envoler

2. blow off childspeak coloq (fart):

blow off: péter

3. blow off (lose temper):

blow off: exploser

I. blow out VERBO trans

1. blow out (extinguish):

blow out: éteindre

2. blow out (puff out):

blow out: gonfler

II. blow out VERBO intr

1. blow out (be extinguished):

blow out: s'éteindre

2. blow out (explode):

blow out: exploser

blow out tyre: éclater

blow out fuse: sauter

3. blow out (fly):

blow out: s'envoler

death blow SUBST

death blow: coup m fatal

to deal sb a death blow: porter un coup fatal à qn

I. blow-dry [ˈbləʊˌdrɑɪ, americ ˈbloʊ-] VERBO trans

to blow-dry sb's hair: faire un brushing à qn

II. blow-dry [ˈbləʊˌdrɑɪ, americ ˈbloʊ-] SUBST

blow-dry: brushing m

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blow VERBO

blow the fire into life: raviver un feu (en soufflant sur les braises)

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I. blow¹ <blew, blown> [bloʊ] VERBO intr

blow (expel air):

blow: souffler

blow whistle: retentir

to blow in the wind: s'agiter dans le vent

Expressões:

to blow hot and cold: tergiverser

II. blow¹ [bloʊ] VERBO trans

1. blow (expel air):

to blow air into a tube: souffler de l'air dans un tube

the paper was blown over the wall: le vent a soulevé le papier par-dessus le mur

to blow one's nose: se moucher

to blow sb a kiss: envoyer un baiser à qn

2. blow (play):

blow trumpet: souffler dans

Expressões:

to blow the gaff on sb: dénoncer qn

to blow one's own trumpet: chanter ses propres louanges

to blow the whistle on sb coloq: dénoncer qn

III. blow¹ [bloʊ] SUBST

blow: souffle m

blow wind: coup m de vent

to give a blow: souffler

to give one's nose a good blow: se moucher un bon coup

I. blow² [bloʊ] SUBST a. fig

blow: coup m

at one blow: d'un coup

to come to blows: en venir aux mains

to soften the blow: amortir le choc

to strike a blow for sth: marquer un coup pour qc

II. blow² <blew, blown> [bloʊ] VERBO intr (explode)

blow: exploser

blow tire: éclater

blow fuse: sauter

blow bulb: griller

III. blow² [bloʊ] VERBO trans

1. blow (destroy):

blow fuse: faire sauter

to blow sb's brains out: faire sauter la cervelle de qn

2. blow coloq (spend):

blow: claquer

Expressões:

to blow a fuse coloq: péter les plombs

blow it! coloq: zut!

to blow sb's mind coloq: époustoufler qn

to blow one's top coloq: piquer une crise

death blow SUBST

death blow: coup m fatal

to deal sb a death blow: porter un coup fatal à qn

I. blow away VERBO trans

1. blow away (remove):

blow away: souffler

blow away wind: emporter

2. blow away coloq (kill):

to blow sb away: flinguer qn

3. blow away fig coloq:

to be blown away: être stupéfait

4. blow away (disappear):

blow away: s'envoler

II. blow away VERBO intr

blow away: s'envoler

I. blow off VERBO trans

blow off: emporter

II. blow off VERBO intr

1. blow off (fly away):

blow off: s'envoler

2. blow off childspeak coloq (fart):

blow off: péter

3. blow off (lose temper):

blow off: exploser

I. blow up VERBO intr a. fig

blow up: éclater

blow up with anger: s'emporter

II. blow up VERBO trans

1. blow up (fill with air):

blow up: gonfler

2. blow up FOTO:

blow up: agrandir

3. blow up (destroy):

blow up: faire exploser

4. blow up (exaggerate):

blow up: gonfler

it was blown up out of all proportion: ça a été gonflé exagérément

I. blow-dry [ˈbloʊ·ˌdraɪ] VERBO trans

to blow-dry sb's hair: faire un brushing à qn

II. blow-dry [ˈbloʊ·ˌdraɪ] SUBST

blow-dry: brushing m

I. blow down VERBO intr

blow down: s'abattre

II. blow down VERBO trans

blow down: abattre

blow over VERBO intr

blow over: se calmer

I. blow out VERBO trans

1. blow out (extinguish):

blow out: éteindre

2. blow out (puff out):

blow out: gonfler

II. blow out VERBO intr

1. blow out (be extinguished):

blow out: s'éteindre

2. blow out (explode):

blow out: exploser

blow out tire: éclater

blow out fuse: sauter

3. blow out (fly):

blow out: s'envoler

Present
I	blow
you	blow
he/she/it	blows
we	blow
you	blow
they	blow

Past
I	blew
you	blew
he/she/it	blew
we	blew
you	blew
they	blew

Present Perfect
I	have	blown
you	have	blown
he/she/it	has	blown
we	have	blown
you	have	blown
they	have	blown

Past Perfect
I	had	blown
you	had	blown
he/she/it	had	blown
we	had	blown
you	had	blown
they	had	blown

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to blow in the wind: s'agiter dans le vent

to blow air into a tube: souffler de l'air dans un tube

to give one's nose a good blow: se moucher un bon coup

to come to blows: en venir aux mains

to strike a blow for sth: marquer un coup pour qc

to see/find out which way the wind blows/is: voir d'où vient le vent

to deal a savage blow to sb/sth: s'attaquer violemment à qn/qc

to rain blows/questions on sb: faire pleuvoir les coups/les questions sur qn

le choc l'a mis KO: he was knocked out by the blow

souffler la poussière dans les yeux: to blow dust into one's eyes

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Deformation to the normal cone is a blow-up technique used to prove many results in algebraic geometry.

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Conversely, a blow-up print is a regular format film converted to larger size (i.e., 35mm to 70mm).

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Each issue's cover is a colorized, partial comics panel blow-up, taken from one of the reprinted strips.

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Film thickness and blow-up ratio can be varied by altering the take-up rate of the rollers, the internal pressure in the blown tube, and the melt extrusion rate.

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