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n. klap, slag; windvlaag--------v. blazen; opblazen; waaien; fluiten; laten knallen; ontspruitenblow1[ bloo] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 wind(vlaag) ⇒ rukwind; storm, stijve/stevige bries2 slag ⇒ klap, mep3 (tegen)slag ⇒ ramp, schok♦voorbeelden:he struck a blow against/for democracy • hij gaf de democratie een fe knauw/hielp de democratie een stap vooruitat/with a (single)/one blow • in één klap/pogingblow by blow account • gedetailleerd verslagwithout (striking) a blow • zonder slag of stoot, zonder geweld————————blow21 (uit)blazen ⇒ fluiten, weerken; (uit)waaien, dwarrelen, wapperen2 hijgen ⇒ blazen, puffen♦voorbeelden:the bugle blows • de hoorn (weer)ktthe whistle blows • het fluitje gaatblow down • neergeblazen worden, omwaaienthe scandal will blow over • het schandaal zal wel overwaaienII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉1 blazen (op, door) ⇒ aan/af/op/rond/uit/wegblazen; snuiten 〈 neus〉; doen wapperen, doen dwarrelen3 bespelen ⇒ blazen op, spelen op♦voorbeelden:the door was blown open • de deur waaide openit's blowing (up) a gale/storm • het stormt, het gaat stormenblow glass • glasblazenthe wind blew her hair • de wind woei door haar haarthe wind blew the trees down • de wind blies de bomen om(ver)blow off • wegblazen, doen wegwaaien; afblazen, laten ontsnappen 〈 stoom〉blow over • om(ver)blazen, doen omwaaienthe tank was blown to pieces/glory • de tank werd aan stukken gereten3 blow the whistle • op het fluitje blazen, fluiten4 you blew it • je hebt het verknald/verpest6 blow the cost! • wat kunnen mij de kosten schelen!I'll be blowed if I'll do it • ik verdom het, ze kunnen me de pot opblow it • verdoriewell, I'm blowed • wel heb je me nou!, wat zeg je me daar van!¶ blow abroad • ruchtbaar maken, als gerucht verspreiden
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