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  • 1 blow

    труби, надувува, троши, дува, секне (нос)
    n замав, налет, крај, дување, пропаст, шок
    здувнува, дува, вее, фучи, збрефта
    * * *
    n. 1. tr трубење (see sound II);
    2. tr (to blow one's nose) секнење;
    3. intr дување; the wind is blowing ветрот дува; *as the wind blows како што дува ветрот; blow on the soup! дувај во супата;
    4. misc.; to blow a whistle засвирување, давање знак со свирење (со уста); to blow a horn свирење, трубење (со автомобилска труа); (slang) *he blew his cover се издаде; *to blow one's own trumpet сам се рекламира; *it's an ill wind that blows no good каде што има несреќа тука има и среќа; *he blew it се расипа; (colloq.) to blow hot and cold двоумење; (colloq.) to blow into town стигнување (неочекување) в град; to blow smb. a kiss испраќање на бакнеж некому; (colloq.) *to blow one's top (stack) налутување; (colloq.) *to blow the whistle on smb. разгласување на нечија непоштеност; (slang) *to blow town напуштање на град; blow III n удар; шлаканица; to deliver (strike) a blow нанесување на удар
    adj. exchange of blows нанесување на меѓусебни удари; a low blow низок удар, удар под појас; they came to blows дојде до тепачка; without a blow без борба (тепачка, отпор); (boxing) to strike (deliver) an illegal blow задавање на неправилен удар; a gentle (mortal) blow благ (смртен) удар; a blow to peace удар против мирот
    n. удар; to exchange blows - 1

    English-Macedonian dictionary > blow

  • 2 onshore

    adv. 1. кон копно: The wind was blowing onshore Ветрот дуваше кон копно/бреroT
    2. на копно (рабо l и/гради)

    English-Macedonian dictionary > onshore

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