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blown [bləʊn, Am bloʊn] VERBE

blown ppas of blow

Voir aussi : blow up , blow down , blow , blow out , blow

I . blow up VERBE trans

blow up with explosives:

II . blow up VERBE intr

1. blow up (explode):

2. blow up (start):

3. blow up fam (lose temper):

I . blow2 <blew, blown> [bləʊ, Am bloʊ] VERBE intr

2. blow (burn):

II . blow2 <blew, blown> [bləʊ, Am bloʊ] VERBE trans

1. blow fuse:

2. blow (by explosion):

4. blow fam (spend):

5. blow AM fam (escape):

blow out VERBE trans

1. blow out (put out):

2. blow out (end):

I . blow1 <blew, blown> [bləʊ, Am bloʊ] VERBE intr

2. blow (of wind):

wiać [perf za-]

Idiomes/Tournures:

III . blow1 [bləʊ, Am bloʊ] SUBST

full-blown ADJ

1. full-blown (fully developed):

2. full-blown (in full bloom):

I . blow1 <blew, blown> [bləʊ, Am bloʊ] VERBE intr

2. blow (of wind):

wiać [perf za-]

Idiomes/Tournures:

II . blow1 <blew, blown> [bləʊ, Am bloʊ] VERBE trans

1. blow (produce sound):

gwizdać [perf za-]

III . blow1 [bləʊ, Am bloʊ] SUBST

I . blow2 <blew, blown> [bləʊ, Am bloʊ] VERBE intr

2. blow (burn):

II . blow2 <blew, blown> [bləʊ, Am bloʊ] VERBE trans

1. blow fuse:

2. blow (by explosion):

4. blow fam (spend):

5. blow AM fam (escape):

blow off VERBE trans

1. blow off (by blowing):

2. blow off AM fam (ignore):

blow out VERBE trans

1. blow out (put out):

2. blow out (end):

blow up VERBE trans

1. blow up (inflate):

pompować [perf na-]

2. blow up (enlarge):

3. blow up fam (exaggerate):

blow away VERBE trans fam

1. blow away (kill):

2. blow away (defeat):

3. blow away (surprise):

blow out VERBE intr

1. blow out candle, fire:

gasnąć [perf z-]

2. blow out tyre:

I . blow up VERBE trans

blow up with explosives:

II . blow up VERBE intr

1. blow up (explode):

2. blow up (start):

3. blow up fam (lose temper):

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais
Companies are juggling planning around blown-out deadlines and there were reports of some small companies having to down tools and take leave to cope.
www.odt.co.nz
In addition to being burned, many bodies were blown apart, leaving charred flesh and bone fragments scattered throughout the remnants of the property.
en.wikipedia.org
He says incidents of full-blown air rage are unusual, though increased overcrowding fosters an environment in which it is more likely to occur.
www.thestar.com
In 1888 a vessel struck the rock, and the rock was subsequently blown up for safety.
en.wikipedia.org
An elderly man stood at the back of the arena swigging from a hip flask as he tried to stay warm while umbrellas around him were being blown inside-out.
www.independent.ie
The life belt could be blown up through a rubber tube.
time.com
There was a record company guy in the studio the other day, and he was absolutely blown away by the ultra-heavy stuff.
en.wikipedia.org
The pencil skirt is warmer due to the reduced ventilation, and is less likely to be blown up by gusts of wind.
en.wikipedia.org
But here it is blown long, loud and tuneless in a packed stadium.
www.theglobeandmail.com
The aqueous solution is dripped onto burlap, and water is blown through causing bromine to volatilize.
en.wikipedia.org

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