English-Spanish translation for "blow"
"blow" Spanish translation
blow {noun}
This is a very hard blow to the economic and social activity of the whole sector.
Finally, the farming community has suffered a great blow over the past few years.
To hold it up now would be a serious blow to our South African partners.
This new authority will not strike a blow for freedom in terms of consumer policy.
We are about to see another harsh blow dealt to fishing in the European Union.
to blow {verb}
to blow [blew|blown] {vb}
to blow [blew|blown] {vb} (also: to hoot, to whistle)
to blow [blew|blown] {vb} (also: to melt, to coalesce, to merge, to fuse)
to blow [blew|blown] {v.t.} (also: to melt, to merge, to unite, to smelt)
to blow [blew|blown] {v.t.}
Of course, it knows no frontiers when the wind decides to blow.
A new wind of change must blow through Africa and new standards must be set and lived up to.
to blow out
So when the monetary police stop a traveller in a state of budgetary intoxication he has to blow into a bag, and if the GDP reading goes
When the wind blew from the east, large clouds of smoke came across into Finland.
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