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NOUN   a blow-drier | blow-driers
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SYNO   blow drier | blow dryer | hair drier ... 
outil. fœhn {m} [aussi : föhn]blow-drier
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outil. fœhn {m} [aussi : föhn]hair-drier
outil. essoreuse {f} à lingespin drier
outil. essoreuse {f}spin drier [Br.]
outil. séchoir {m} [machine]tumble-drier [Br.]
souffler (qc.)to blow (sth.)
faire des bullesto blow bubbles
souffler doucementto blow gently
exploser [véhicule, immeuble]to blow up
armes sarbacane {f}blow pipe
tech. retour {m} de flammeblow-back
coup {m} de massue [événement]crushing blow
coup {m} durhard blow
coup {m} durhefty blow
se calmer [mécontentement, protestation]to blow over [subside]
emporter qc. [feuilles mortes]to blow sth. away
détacher qc. [fruits, feuilles]to blow sth. off
éteindre qc. [bougie]to blow sth. out
souffler qc. [bougie, lampe]to blow sth. out
faire exploser qc.to blow sth. up
outil. séchoir {m} [sèche-cheveux]blow-dryer [Am.]
griller une lampeto blow a bulb
mus. souffler dans une trompetteto blow a trumpet
sifflerto blow a whistle
météo. souffler en rafalesto blow in gusts
météo. souffler par rafalesto blow in gusts
faire des ronds de fuméeto blow smoke rings
faire sauter qn./qc.to blow up sb./sth.
piquer une crise [fam.]to blow a fuse [coll.]
piquer une crise [fam.]to blow a gasket [coll.]
moucher son nezto blow one's nose
se moucherto blow one's nose
regonfler qc. [ballon, bouée]to blow sth. up again
amortir le choc [fig.]to cushion the blow [fig.]
amortir le choc [fig.]to soften the blow [fig.]
anat. méd. fracture {f} du plancher orbitaireblow-out fracture <BOF>
anat. méd. fracture {f} par blow-outblow-out fracture <BOF>
souffler sur le feuto blow on the fire
souffler (sur) une bougieto blow out a candle
coup {m} en dessous de la ceintureblow below the belt
armes coup {m} de massueblow with a club
coup {m} de bâtonblow with a stick
cosm. coupe-brushing {f}cut and blow-dry
claquer qc. [fam.] [argent, paie]to blow sth. [coll.] [money, pay]
faire une énorme bourdeto blow it [Br.] [coll.] [idiom]
tout ficher en l'air [fam.]to blow it [coll.] [mess up]
griller qn. [fam.] [révéler]to blow sb.'s cover [coll.]
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.]
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