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dray. ) transitive verb. 1. (to make dry) a. secar con secador. Carolina blow-dries her hair so she won't get cold when she goes outside.Carolina se seca el pelo con secador para que no le fríó cuando sale. b. secar con secadora.
1. (to be carried away) a. salir volando. Edna stepped out of the bus and her hat blew away.Edna se bajó del autobús y su sombreo salió volando. b. volarse. I bent down to pick up a pen I dropped and my newspaper on the table blew away.Me agaché para recoger una pluma que se me había caído y el periódico que tenía sobre la mesa se voló.
Spanish Translation of “BLOW” | The official Collins English-Spanish Dictionary online. Over 100,000 Spanish translations of English words and phrases.
Spanish words for blow include golpe, volar, soplo, soplar, sonar, soplarse, resoplar, inyectar, tocar and fundirse. Find more Spanish words at wordhippo.com!
hard blow n. figurative (emotional setback) duro golpe loc nom m. The loss of his job dealt a hard blow to his self-confidence. Perder su trabajo fue un duro golpe para su autoestima. heavy blow n. (forceful punch or strike) tremendo puñetazo grupo nom. The boxer fell after taking a heavy blow from his opponent.
The clouds blew over and the sun came out. Las nubes se dispersaron y salió el sol. blow over vi phrasal. figurative (argument, etc.: be forgotten) pasar al olvido loc verb. Let's hope that the dispute will soon blow over. Esperemos que la disputa pase rápidamente al olvido. blow [sth] over, blow over [sth] vtr + prep.
blow (also: be pronounced, beep, bleep, clang, go off, jangle, make a noise, ping, ring out, shrill) volume_up. sonar [ sonando|sonado] {vb} more_vert. The people are blowing the trumpets around the city walls. expand_more Los ciudadanos hacen sonar las trompetas en torno a las murallas de la ciudad. 3. "burn out".
