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1 puff up
transitive verb1) (inflate) aufblasen; aufpusten (ugs.)2)be puffed up — (proud) aufgeblasen sein
* * ** * *◆ puff upI. vt1. (make swell)▪ to \puff up up ⇆ sth etw [an]schwellen lassen2. ( fig)to be \puff uped up with pride ganz aufgeblasen seinII. vi [an]schwellen* * *1. vt sep2) (fig)2. vi1) (= swell eyes, face etc) anschwellen2)he came puffing up ( to me) — er kam angeschnauft
* * *A v/t1. aufblähen, -blasen2. fig aufgeblasen machen:puff o.s. up sich aufblasen;puffed up with pride stolzgeschwelltB v/i1. in Wölkchen hochsteigen2. hinaufkeuchen (auch Zug)* * *transitive verb1) (inflate) aufblasen; aufpusten (ugs.)2)be puffed up — (proud) aufgeblasen sein
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