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A2  blow  üflemeksavrulmak, uçuşmak, uçmak

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verb  /bləʊ   / verb (past
tense blew /bluː   /; past participle blown /bləʊn   /) blow (verb)
 /bləʊ  
/ verb (past
tense blew /bluː  
/; past participle blown /bləʊn   /)
 
WITH MOUTH 
1 [intransitive]
to send air out of the mouth
üflemek
 The
policeman asked me to blow into the breathalyser.
 She
blew the candles out (üfleyerek söndürdü) on her birthday cake.
WIND/AIR 
2 [intransitive, transitive]
(used about wind, air, etc.) to be moving
or to cause sth to move
esmek; savurmak, uçuşturmak, uçurtmak
 A
gentle breeze was blowing.
 The
wind suddenly blew my hat off.
 3 [intransitive]
to move because of the wind or a current
of air
savrulmak, uçuşmak,
uçmak
 The
balloons blew away.
 My
papers blew all over the garden.
INSTRUMENT 
4 [intransitive, transitive]
to produce sound from a musical
instrument, etc. by blowing air into it
 (müzik aleti, düdük vb.) çalınmak; çalmak
 The
referee's whistle blew for the end of the match.
 He
blew a few notes on the trumpet.
MAKE STH 
5 [transitive]
to make or shape sth by blowing air out
of your mouth
üflemek
 to
blow bubbles/smoke rings
 to
blow (somebody) a kiss 
öpücük yollamak
ELECTRICITY 
6 [intransitive, transitive]
when a fuse1 (= a thin piece of wire in an electrical system) stops working
suddenly because the electric current is too strong
 (sigorta) atmak; attırmak
 A
fuse has blown.
 I
think the kettle's blown a fuse.
MONEY 
7 [transitive] (informal) 
 blow sth (on sth)
to spend or waste a lot of money on sth
paraları havaya savurmak
 She
blew all her savings on a trip to China.
OPPORTUNITY 
8 [transitive] (informal) 
to waste an opportunity
fırsatı kaçırmak
 I
think I've blown my chances of promotion.
 You
had your chance and you blew it.
IDIOM
blow your nose
to clear your nose by blowing strongly
through it into a handkerchief (= a
piece of cloth) or a tissue (= a piece of paper)
sümkürmek
PHRASAL VERBS
blow sth apart
to completely destroy sth in an explosion
havaya uçurmak
blow over
to disappear without having a serious
effect
geçmek; dağılmak, sönmek
 The
scandal will soon blow over.
blow up 
1 to
explode or to be destroyed in an explosion
patlamak, havaya
uçmak
 The
car blew up when the door was opened.
 2 to start suddenly and strongly
patlak vermek
 A
storm blew up in the night.
 A
huge row blew up about money.
blow sth up 
1 to
make sth explode or to destroy sth in an explosion
havaya uçurmak, patlatmak
 The
terrorists tried to blow up the plane.
 2 to fill sth with air or gas
şişirmek
 to
blow up a balloon
 3 to make a photograph bigger
 (fotoğraf) büyütmek
blow up (at sb)
(informal)
to become very angry
tepesi atmak
 The
teacher blew up when I said I'd forgotten my homework.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	blow
IPA	/bləʊ / verb (past tense blew /bluː /; past participle blown /bləʊn /)
Back	üflemek savrulmak, uçuşmak, uçmak
Back 2	blow (verb) /bləʊ / verb (past tense blew /bluː /; past participle blown /bləʊn /) WITH MOUTH 1 [intransitive] to send air out of the mouth üflemek The policeman asked me to blow into the breathalyser. She blew the candles out (üfleyerek söndürdü) on her birthday cake. WIND/AIR 2 [intransitive, transitive] (used about wind, air, etc.) to be moving or to cause sth to move esmek; savurmak, uçuşturmak, uçurtmak A gentle breeze was blowing. The wind suddenly blew my hat off. 3 [intransitive] to move because of the wind or a current of air savrulmak, uçuşmak, uçmak The balloons blew away. My papers blew all over the garden. INSTRUMENT 4 [intransitive, transitive] to produce sound from a musical instrument, etc. by blowing air into it (müzik aleti, düdük vb.) çalınmak; çalmak The referee's whistle blew for the end of the match. He blew a few notes on the trumpet. MAKE STH 5 [transitive] to make or shape sth by blowing air out of your mouth üflemek to blow bubbles/smoke rings to blow (somebody) a kiss öpücük yollamak ELECTRICITY 6 [intransitive, transitive] when a fuse1 (= a thin piece of wire in an electrical system) stops working suddenly because the electric current is too strong (sigorta) atmak; attırmak A fuse has blown. I think the kettle's blown a fuse. MONEY 7 [transitive] (informal) blow sth (on sth) to spend or waste a lot of money on sth paraları havaya savurmak She blew all her savings on a trip to China. OPPORTUNITY 8 [transitive] (informal) to waste an opportunity fırsatı kaçırmak I think I've blown my chances of promotion. You had your chance and you blew it. IDIOM blow your nose to clear your nose by blowing strongly through it into a handkerchief (= a piece of cloth) or a tissue (= a piece of paper) sümkürmek PHRASAL VERBS blow sth apart to completely destroy sth in an explosion havaya uçurmak blow over to disappear without having a serious effect geçmek; dağılmak, sönmek The scandal will soon blow over. blow up 1 to explode or to be destroyed in an explosion patlamak, havaya uçmak The car blew up when the door was opened. 2 to start suddenly and strongly patlak vermek A storm blew up in the night. A huge row blew up about money. blow sth up 1 to make sth explode or to destroy sth in an explosion havaya uçurmak, patlatmak The terrorists tried to blow up the plane. 2 to fill sth with air or gas şişirmek to blow up a balloon 3 to make a photograph bigger (fotoğraf) büyütmek blow up (at sb) (informal) to become very angry tepesi atmak The teacher blew up when I said I'd forgotten my homework.

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