blow

Angliana

I. (v.) (tr., intr.) (of wind) suflar;

(be windy) (intr.) ventar;

(wind instruments) sonigar, soneskar;

(inflate, as glass) inflar;

(wind, pant) (intr.) anhelar;

(emit air, steam) suflar;

(of flowers) florifar.

to blow over - (preter-)pasar (intr.).

to blow up (as by powder) - (intr.) explozar.

to blow upon - suflar.

it is blowing - ventas.

to blow violently (weather) - tempestar.

it is blowing a gale - tempestas.

to blow away - forpulsar.

to blow out - eksuflar; extingar (a light).

to blow down - renversar, abatar (per vento).

to blow out one’s brains - pafar ye la kapo.

to blow hot and cold - (intr.) vacilar.

to blow the nose of - mungar.

to blow one's nose - mungar su.

to blow through the nose (of horses) - snortar.

II. (n.) frapo, bato, stroko;

(misfortune) desfortuno, desfortunajo;

(gale) ventego, tempesto.

blow with a stick - batonofrapo.

blow with a fist - pugnofrapo.

a knock-down blow - falobato, falofrapo.

return blow - rifrapo, retrofrapo.

at one blow - per un sola stroko.

exchange of blows - interbatado.

a fly blow - ovaro di musho.

to come to blows - kombateskar.