englesko - srpski rečnik
blow prevod
blow
/ bloʊ /
imenica
Množina reči blow je blows.
Sinonimi:
puff
Sinonimi:
C · black eye · blast · bump · coke · gust · nose candy · puff · reversal · reverse · setback · shock · snow
Prevedi blow na: francuski · nemački
ETYM Old Eng. blaw, blowe; cf. Old High Germ. bliuwan, pliuwan, to beat, German bläuen, Goth. bliggwan.
1. A powerful stroke with the fist or a weapon.
2. Forceful exhalation through the nose or mouth; SYN. puff.
briljantan prikaz
muški rod
hvalisanje
imenica
nesreća
ženski rod
Nezgoda, peh.
rascvetanost
ženski rod
šamar
muški rod
Udarac dlanom po licu.
udar
muški rod
udar vetra
muški rod
udarac
muški rod
blow
/ ˈbloʊ /
glagolgramatika
Konjugacija
Sinonimi:
ball up · be adrift · blow out · bluster · boast · bobble · bodge · bollix · bollix up · bollocks · bollocks up · botch · botch up · brag · bumble · bungle · burn out · drift · fellate · float · flub · fluff · foul up · fumble · gas · gasconade · go down on · louse up · mess up · mishandle · muck up · muff · screw up · shoot a line · shove along · shove off · spoil · squander · swash · tout · vaunt · waste
Prevedi blow na: francuski · nemački
(Irregular preterit, past participle: blew, blown).
1. To exhale hard.
2. To sound by having air expelled through a tube.
3. To cause to move by means of an air current.
4. To cause air to go in, on, or through.
5. (Weather) To be blowing or storming.
6. To free of obstruction by blowing air through.
7. To make a sound as if blown.
8. To play or sound a wind instrument.
9. To shape by blowing.
10. To lay eggs; of certain insects.
11. To cause to be revealed and jeopardized.
12. To burst suddenly.
13. To allow to regain its breath.
14. To spout moist air from the blowhole, as of some marine mammals.
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