Buscar
to blow away
[phrase form: blow]
01
llevarse, alejar
to remove or clear something by using a strong burst of air or wind
Transitive: to blow away sth | to blow away sth from sb/sth
Example
A swift breeze blew away the sand from the beach towel.
The wind generated by the passing car blew away the roadside dust.
02
impresionar, asombrar
to impress someone greatly
Transitive: to blow away sb
Example
The dance routine blew away the judges on the competition.
The energetic performance of the band blew away the crowd.
The unexpected talent of the street performer blew away onlookers.
03
ser llevado por el viento, ser arrastrado por el viento
to be moved by the force of the wind
Transitive: to blow away sth
Example
The dry leaves in the backyard were blown away in all directions during the storm.
The feathers from the bird 's nest were gently blown away by the wind.
The dry leaves on the sidewalk were easily blown away in the gusty wind.
04
eliminar, matar
to kill someone with a gun or other weapons
Transitive: to blow away sb
Example
The news reported another incident where a victim was tragically blown away in broad daylight.
The security camera footage captured the chilling moment when the victim was blown away.
The detective arrived too late, finding the victim brutally blown away by the assailant.
05
destronar, arrastra
to easily defeat someone in a competition or contest
Transitive: to blow away a contestant
Ejemplo
A swift breeze blew away the sand from the beach towel.
The wind generated by the passing car blew away the roadside dust.
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