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blow away
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1.
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General
neutral
literal
To be carried off, dispersed, or removed by the force of the wind or by a strong current.
2.
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informal
colloquial
To amaze or overwhelm someone by superior quality, skill, or performance; to cause great admiration or surprise.
3.
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informal
vulgar
To kill or fatally wound someone, typically by shooting.
4.
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neutral
colloquial
To cause something to disappear, dissipate, or dry up.
Examples:
EN:
Autumn winds blow away the scent of spring.
ES:
Los vientos otoñales hacen volar la fragancia primaveral.
EN:
Be careful you don't blow away.
ES:
Tenga cuidado de no salir volando.
EN:
Careful you don't blow away!
ES:
¡Vas a volar!
EN:
They blow away and then comes reality.
ES:
Desaparecen y entonces viene la realidad.
EN:
And every dream I owned Would blow away
ES:
"Y que todos mis sueños se desvanecerían.
EN:
- You better dry up and blow away.
ES:
- Mejor cállese y lárguese.
EN:
I'd just let that letter blow away in the wind.
ES:
Dejaría que el viento se llevase esta carta.
EN:
Don't blow away the mist of love. Don't dust me from your list, my love.
ES:
"No alejes de ti la bruma del amor, no me borres de tu lista, mi amor".
EN:
Fetch me some ale before I blow away to dust!
ES:
¡Denme cerveza que me muero de sed!
EN:
You'll blow away up there, Cousin Loxi.
ES:
Te volarás ahí arriba, prima Loxi.
EN:
They might blow away.
ES:
Podría volarse.
EN:
In order to blow away the cold wind.
ES:
Para llevarse el viento frío.
EN:
Now, you only have to gun Britt, and the old one will dry up and blow away by hisself.
ES:
Solo tienes que matar a Britt, y el anciano se secará y se volará el solo.
EN:
That's good, he get mad, he blow away his sticks.
ES:
Mejor, si se enfada, acabará por romper los palos.
EN:
Nazareno, careful the tent doesn't blow away.
ES:
Nazareno, ten cuidado que no se vuele la carpa.
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