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1 blow
blow I [blou] v., n. -v. (blew; blo. wn) 1. fryj, fryn (era); it is blowing up for rain po vjen rrotull për shi. 2. e merr (era), rrëzon; be blown over by the wind më merr era; blow open hapet nga era. 3. fryj, heq; shfryj; blow the dust off fryj (heq) pluhurin; blow one's nose shfryj hundët. 4. fryj, mbush me ajër (topin, tollumbacin). 5. i bie (borisë etj); blow the whistle i bie bilbilit. 6. digjet (sigureca). 7. dihas, gulçoj (nga lodhja). 8. gj.fol. prish, bëj erë/tym (paratë).● blowed if I will më vrafshin nëse..; s'e bëj në asnjë mënyrë; blow one's top më hipin, xhindosem.-n 1. fryrje. 2. shfryrje. 3. e rënë (borie). 4. erë, shkulm ere.● have/go for a blow dal për një ajër.● blow back pëlcet● blow down rrëzohet nga era● blow in/into a) i a beh; hyj me furi; b) shkallmon● blow off a) fluturon, ikën nga koka (kapela); b) e merr era; c) nxjerr (ajër); shfryj; blow off steam fig. shfryj, e nxjerr (inatin etj), qetësohem● blow out a) shuaj (me frymë); b) qetësohet: blow itself out qetësohet, bie (furtuna); c) fiket, shuhet; d) digjet (siguresa); e) fryj, gufoj (bulçitë); f): blow one's brains out hedh trutë në erë● blowout ['blouaut] n 1. shpërthim (pusi nafte). 2. plasje (gome). 3. djegie (sigurese). 4. gj.fol. darkë e rëndë● blow over a) bie, qetësohet, resht; b) rrëzon (era pemën)● blow up a) shpërthen, pëlcet (baruti, stuhia); b) nxehem, xhindosem, i shfryhem (dikujt); c) afron (stuhia); d) hedh në erë; e) plas, pëlcet (goma); f) fig. fryhem, kapardisem; g) fot. zmadhoj (fotografinë); h) fig. i heq një dru të mirë, shaj, kërdis● blow sth up a) hedh në erë; b) fryj (gomën); c) zmadhoj (fotografinë); d) e teproj, e fryj, zmadhoj, ekzagjerojblow II [blou] n 1. goditje; at a/one blow me një të shtënë, metë parën; come to blows, exchange blows zihem, rrihem me grushta; get a blow in i jap një goditje. 2. fig. humbje, goditje● blow drier/dryer n. tharëse flokësh● blow-dry [bloudrai] vt. thaj (flokët me tharëse)* * *fryj; goditje; lulëzon -
2 blow out
['blou aut] a) shuaj (me frymë); b) qetësohet: blow itself out qetësohet, bie (furtuna); c) fiket, shuhet; d) digjet (siguresa); e) fryj, gufoj (bulçitë); f): blow one's brains out hedh trutë në erë
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blow a fuse — or[blow a gasket] or[blow one s top] or[blow one s stack] {v. phr.}, {slang} To become extremely angry; express rage in hot words. * /When Mr. McCarthy s son got married against his wishes, he blew a fuse./ * /When the umpire called Joe out at… … Dictionary of American idioms
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