Nghĩa là gì: blows 
blow /blou/
blow /blou/- danh từ
- cú đánh đòn
- to deal a blow: giáng cho một đòn
- at a blow: chỉ một cú, chỉ một đập
- to come to blows: đánh nhau; dở đấm, dở đá ra
- tai hoạ, điều gây xúc động mạnh, cú choáng người
- his wife's death was a great blow to him: vợ anh ấy mất đi thật là một điều bất hạnh lớn đối với anh ấy
- to strike a blow against
- chống lại
- to strike a blow for
- giúp đỡ, ủng hộ; đấu tranh cho (tự do...)
- cú đánh đòn
- danh từ
- sự nở hoa
- in full blow: đang mùa rộ hoa
- ngọn gió
- to go for a blow: đi hóng mát
- hơi thổi; sự thổi (kèn...); sự hỉ (mũi)
- trứng ruồi, trứng nhặng (đẻ vào thức ăn...) ((cũng) fly)
- sự nở hoa
- (bất qui tắc) động từ blew/blu:/, blown/bloun/
- (nội động từ) nở hoa
- thổi (gió)
- it is blowing hard: gió thổi mạnh
- thổi
- to blow [on] the trumper: thổi kèn trumpet
- the train whistle blows: còi xe lửa thổi
- to blow the bellows: thổi bễ
- to blow the fire: thổi lửa
- to blow glass: thổi thuỷ tinh
- to blow bubbles: thổi bong bóng
- hà hơi vào; hỉ (mũi); hút (trứng)
- to blow one's fingers: hà hơi vào ngón tay
- to blow one's nose: hỉ mũi
- to blow an eggs: hút trứng
- phun nước (cá voi)
- cuốn đi (gió); bị (gió) cuốn đi
- the blown out to sea: con tàu bị gió cuốn ra ngoài khơi
- thở dốc; làm mệt, đứt hơi
- to blow hard and perspire profusely: thở dốc và ra mồ hôi đầm đìa
- to blow one's horse: làm cho con ngựa mệt đứt hơi, làm cho con ngựa thở dốc ra
- to be thoroughly blown: mệt đứt hơi
- nói xấu; làm giảm giá trị, bôi xấu, bôi nhọ (danh dự...)
- to blow on (upon) somebody's character: bôi nhọ danh dự của ai
- đẻ trứng vào (ruồi, nhặng); ((nghĩa rộng)) làm hỏng, làm thối
- (thông tục) khoe khoang, khoác lác
- (từ lóng) nguyền rủa
- (điện học) nổ (cầu chì)
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) bỏ đi, chuồn
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) xài phí, phung phí (tiền)
- to blow about (abroad)
- lan truyền; tung ra (tin tức...)
- to blow down
- thổi ngã, thổi gẫy làm rạp xuống (gió)
- to blow in
- thổi vào (gió...)
- (từ lóng) đến bất chợt, đến thình lình
- to blow off
- thổi bay đi, cuôn đi
- (kỹ thuật) thông, làm xì ra
- to blow off steam: làm xì hơi ra, xả hơi
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) tiêu phí, phung phí (tiền...)
- to blow out: thổi tắt; tắt (vì bị gió thổi vào...)
- to blow out a canlde: thổi tắt ngọn nến
- the candle blows out: ngọn nến tắt
- nổ (cầu chì...); làm nổ
- to blow out one's brain: tự bắn vỡ óc
- to blow over
- qua đi
- the storm will soon blow over: cơn bão sẽ chóng qua đi
- (nghĩa bóng) bỏ qua, quên đi
- to blow up
- nổ, nổ tung; làm nổ; phá (bằng chất nổ, mìn...)
- to blow up a tyre: làm nổ lốp xe
- to be blown up with pride: (nghĩa bóng) vênh váo, kiêu ngạo
- mắng mỏ, quở trách
- phóng (ảnh)
- nổi nóng
- to blow upon
- làm mất tươi, làm thiu
- làm mất tín nhiệm, làm mất thanh danh
- làm mất hứng thú
- mách lẻo, kháo chuyện về (ai)
- to blow hot and cold
- (xem) hot
- to blow one's own trumpet (born)
- khoe khoang
- to blow the gaff
- (xem) gaff
thar she blows Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
come to blows over
Idiom(s): come to blows (over sth)Theme: FIGHTING
to fight about something, usually by striking blows, or verbally.
• They got excited about the accident, but they never actually came to blows over it.
• Yes, they aren't the kind of people who come to blows.
It's an ill wind that blows no good
This is said when things have gone wrong; the idea being that when bad things happen, there can also be some positive results.Know which way the wind blows
This means that you should know how things are developing and be prepared for the future.see which way the wind blows
to analyse a situation before doing something: "I'm going to see which way the wind blows before asking her about a raise."come to blows|blow|blows|come
v. phr. To begin to fight. The two quarreling boys came to blows after school. The two countries came to blows because one wanted to be independent from the other.how the wind blows|blow|blows|how|way the wind blo
n. phr. The direction or course something may go; how things are; what may happen. Most senators find put which way the wind blows in their home state before voting on bills in Congress.it is an ill wind that blows nobody good|blow|blow
No matter how bad a happening is, someone can usually gain something from it.
A proverb. When Fred got hurt in the game John got a chance to play. It's an ill wind that blows nobody good.come to blows
come to blowsBegin to fight. For example, It hardly seems worth coming to blows over a dollar! Thomas Hobbes had it in Leviathan (1651): “Their controversie must either come to blowes, or be undecided.” This term is also put as fall to blows, especially in Britain. [Late 1500s]
how the wind blows
how the wind blowssee way the wind blows, which.
ill wind that blows no one any good, it's an
ill wind that blows no one any good, it's anA loss or misfortune usually benefits someone. For example, They lost everything when that old shed burned down, but they got rid of a lot of junk as well—it's an ill wind. This expression appeared in John Heywood's 1546 proverb collection and remains so well known that it is often shortened. It also gave rise to a much-quoted pun about the difficulty of playing the oboe, describing the instrument as an ill wind that nobody blows good.
way the wind blows, which
way the wind blows, whichAlso, how the wind blows. How matters stand, as in Let's see which way the wind blows before we decide, or He's going to find out how the wind blows concerning a promotion. This metaphoric term for the course of events first appeared in John Heywood's proverb collection of 1546.
which way the wind blows
which way the wind blowssee way the wind blows, which.
thar she blows
cliché Traditionally, the barrage acclimated back a bang has been spotted spraying baptize from its blowhole by the anchor of a behemothic ship. "Thar" is an old-fashioned, chatty alternative of "there."1. Acclimated humorously to announce that article is erupting or exploding, or about to do so. Look, the abundance is erupting! Thar she blows! He pushed down on the plunger of the detonator as he yelled out, "Thar she blows!"2. Acclimated humorously to announce that one is now able to see article or has accustomed somewhere. A: "Thanks afresh for active me home." B: "No botheration at all. Well, thar she blows. Have a acceptable night!" A: "Thar she blows! I can see the carnival tent!" B: "Well spotted, Mike!"Learn more: blow, she, thar
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where's the beef? where's the fire wherefore whether or not which which is which which way the wind blows while while back while there's life there's hope whim-wham whipping boy thanks a million thanks a ton thanks awfully thanks be thanks be to God thanks but no thanks thanks for a (some kind of) evening thanks for a (some kind of) time thanks for calling thanks for inviting me thanks for nothing thanks for sharing thanks for the buggy ride thanks for the lift thanks for the ride thanks heaps thanks in advance thanks kindly thanks loads thanks so much thanks to thanks to somebody/something thanks very much thanks, but no thanks thar thar she blows thashed that that (all) depends that (really) burns me up That ain’t hay! that ain't hay that ain't no lie that ain't the way I heard it that ain't what I heard that and (some amount of money) will get you a cup of coffee that beats all that beats all to pieces that beats everything that beats the Dutch that being said that brings me to the point that burns me that cat won't jump that cock won't fight That depends that does it That does it! that does the trick that dog won't hunt that feel when
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