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Dictionary French ↔ English: blow

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NOUN	a blow \| blows	edit
VERB	to blow \| blew \| blown ... blowing \| blows	edit
SYNO	to blow \| to blow out \| to burn out ...
to blow \| to blow out \| to burn out blow \| puff blow \| shock blow \| bump blast \| blow \| gust to blow \| to squander \| to waste to be adrift \| to blow \| to drift \| to float C \| blow \| coke \| nose candy \| snow to blow \| to fellate \| to go down on \| to suck black eye \| blow \| reversal \| reverse \| setback to blow \| to shove along \| to shove off to ball up \| to blow \| to bodge \| to bollix \| to bollix up \| to bollocks \| to bollocks up \| to botch \| to botch up \| to bumble \| to bungle \| to flub \| to fluff \| to fumble \| to muck up \| to muff \| to screw up \| to spoil © Princeton University

souffler (qc.)

to blow (sth.)

claquer qc. [fam.] [argent, paie]

to blow sth. [coll.] [money, pay]

2 Words: Verbs

faire des bulles

to blow bubbles

tout ficher en l'air [fam.]

to blow it [coll.] [mess up]

s'envoler

to blow off [hat in a wind etc.]

se calmer [mécontentement, protestation]

to blow over [subside]

descendre qn. en flammes [fam.] [loc.]

to blow sb. away [coll.] [soundly defeat]

griller qn. [fam.] [révéler]

to blow sb.'s cover [coll.]

emporter qc. [feuilles mortes]

to blow sth. away

détacher qc. [fruits, feuilles]

to blow sth. off

éteindre qc. [bougie]

to blow sth. out

agr. météo. faire verser qc. [vent : céréales, etc.]

to blow sth. over [e.g. cereals]

faire exploser qc.

to blow sth. up

exploser [véhicule, immeuble]

to blow up

faire sauter qn./qc.

to blow up sb./sth.

2 Words: Nouns

armes sarbacane {f}

blow pipe

outil. séchoir {m} [sèche-cheveux]

blow-dryer [Am.]

coup {m} de massue [événement]

crushing blow

coup {m} dur

hard blow

coup {m} dur

hefty blow

3 Words: Verbs

griller une lampe

to blow a bulb

piquer une crise [fam.]

to blow a fuse [coll.]

sauter au plafond [loc.]

to blow a fuse [coll.] [idiom] [become enraged]

piquer une crise [fam.]

to blow a gasket [coll.]

siffler

to blow a whistle

gonfler qc. [ballon]

to blow air into sth. [balloon]

faire un brushing à qn.

to blow dry sb.'s hair

piquer une crise [fam.]

to blow one's lid [coll.]

fin. claquer son argent [fam.]

to blow one's money [idiom]

se moucher

to blow one's nose

moucher son nez

to blow one's nose

piquer une crise [fam.]

to blow one's stack [coll.]

piquer une crise [fam.]

to blow one's top [coll.]

déchiqueter qn./qc. [par une explosion]

to blow sb./sth. to pieces

faire sauter qn./qc.

to blow sb./sth. to pieces

regonfler qc. [ballon, bouée]

to blow sth. up again

faire exploser qn. [fam.]

to make sb. blow up [coll.]

asséner un coup à qn./qc. [aussi : assener]

to strike sb./sth. a blow

3 Words: Nouns

anat. méd. fracture {f} du plancher orbitaire

blow-out fracture <BOF>

anat. méd. fracture {f} par blow-out

blow-out fracture <BOF>

4 Words: Verbs

se sécher les cheveux [au sèche-cheveux]

to blow dry one's hair [with a hair-dryer]

se brûler la cervelle [fam.]

to blow one's brains out [coll.]

se faire sauter la cervelle [fam.]

to blow one's brains out [coll.]

se faire sauter le caisson [fam.]

to blow one's brains out [coll.]

souffler une bougie

to blow out a candle

loc. monter qc. en épingle

to blow sth. out of proportion

dépoussiérer qc. [fig.] [rajeunir]

to blow the dust off sth. [fig.]

faire exploser qc.

to cause sth. to blow up

donner le coup de grâce à qn.

to deal sb. the death blow

tailler une pipe à qn. [vulg.]

to give sb. a blow job [vulg.]

4 Words: Nouns

coup {m} en dessous de la ceinture

blow below the belt

armes coup {m} de massue

blow with a club

coup {m} de bâton

blow with a stick

cosm. coupe-brushing {f}

cut and blow-dry

5+ Words: Verbs

bot. détacher une feuille d'un arbre [vent]

to blow a leaf from a tree

gonfler qc. [incident] [fam.] [exagérer]

to blow sth. up into a major issue

donner un coup de hache à qn./qc.

to give sb./sth. a blow with an axe

5+ Words: Nouns

coup {m} au moral de qn.

blow to the morale of sb.

Fiction (Literature and Film)

film F Blow-Up

Blowup [Director: Michelangelo Antonioni (1966)]

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