blouson
1> ,   
2>        

blow
1> ;
_Ex:
retaliatory blow  ; ;
_Ex:
illegal blow _.  ;
_Ex:
at a blow  ; ;
_Ex:
to administer a blow  ;  ;
_Ex:
to come to blows   ,   ;
_Ex:
to exchange blows ;
_Ex:
to rain blows upon smb.  -  
_Ex:
to strike a blow for ;
_Ex:
to strike a blow against ;
_Ex:
to aim a blow at smb's authority  - ;
_Ex:
without striking a blow  
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
it came as a crushing blow to us      
3> _.  ;  
_Id:
the first blow is half the battle _.  
 ;   
4> ;  ;
_Ex:
to get oneself a blow   
5>   
6>   
7>  
8> _. 
9> _. 
10> 
11> 
12> _.      
13> _. _. 
14> _. , ,  ; 
15> 
_Ex:
to blow one's cheeks  
16>   
17> _. 
18> ,  ( )
_Ex:
it was blowing hard   ;
_Ex:
it is blowing a gale  
19>  (); ;
_Ex:
the wind blew the tent over   ;
_Ex:
many trees were blown down    ;
_Ex:
a lot of dust was blown in  ()  
20> ,    ( blow away)
_Ex:
to blow away an obstacle _.  
 
21>  ( );  ( );
22>   (  );  ( ,
  . .)
_Ex:
stop work when the whistle blows    
23>   -, ;
_Ex:
to blow on one's coffee ()   
24> ,    ;
_Ex:
to blow on one's fingers    
25>  (, )
26>  (   ..);
_Ex:
blow glass  ;
_Ex:
blow bottles  ;
_Ex:
blow bubbles  
27> , ;
_Ex:
to have the pipes blown  
28>    (  )
_Ex:
to blow an egg   ( )
_Ex:
blow your nose well  
29> ;
_Ex:
they blew the door in and entered    
 ;
_Ex:
the gates were blown up with dynamit   

30> ;
_Ex:
the gun blew (up)  
31>  (  , ,   . .);
   ;
_Ex:
this tin has blown    
32> ;  ;
_Ex:
the old man was puffing and blowing    
33>  ()
34>  ( )
35>  ();
_Ex:
he's blown the fuse (out)   
36>  (, );
_Ex:
the rumour has widely blown about, that ... 
 ,  ...
37> ,  
38> ;
_Ex:
the spy's cover was blown  
39> _. 
40> ;
_Ex:
he blew his last money on a show    
  
41> _. ;
_Ex:
he blew me to a dinner    
42> _. , 
43> _. ; 
44> _. ; 
45> _. 
46> _. _.  , 
47> _.   -;
_Ex:
he blows great conversation    ,  
 
48> _. , ;
_Ex:
blow it!  !
_Ex:
I'm blowed if I know     , 
 
49>   ( )
50>   ( )
51> _.    
52> _.  ()
53> _. _.  , 
54>  
55> _.  ( , )
_Ex:
to blow smth. to some state  -  -
;
_Ex:
to blow shut ;
_Ex:
the wind blew the door shut   ;
_Ex:
to blow open ; ;
_Ex:
when the door blew open the crowd rushed in  
,   ;
_Ex:
to blow to pieces  ;   ;
_Ex:
to blow one's hair dry   
_Id:
to blow one's brains    ;
_Id:
to blow a kiss   ;
_Id:
to blow hopes sky-high    ;
_Id:
to blow sky-high  , ;
_Id:
to blow one's own horn ;
_Id:
to blow great guns ,  ( );
_Id:
to blow hot and cold    ;
_Id:
blow high, blow low    ;
_Id:
to blow one's cool  ,   ;
_Id:
to blow smb. mind , ;  ,
  ;   ,
  
_Id:
to blow the whistle on smth.   -;
_Id:
it's about time someone blew the whistle on his dishonest
practices     ;
_Id:
to blow the lid off smth. _. _. ,
 -,
_Id:
to blow the cobwebs away  ;
_Id:
to blow a fuse _. _. ;   ;
_Id:
to blow smb.'s head off  -;
_Id:
you'll get your head blown off    
56> , 
57> 
58> ; 

blow about
1> ,  (, )
2> ;
_Ex:
the wind had blown her hair about     


blow around
1> ,  (, )
2> ;
_Ex:
the wind had blown her hair around     


blow down
1>  

blow in
1> _.  ;  ;
_Ex:
what good wind blew you in?    
?
2> _.   ;  ; 
 
3>  ( )
4> ,   ( )

blow moulding
1>    

blow off
1>  
2>   , ;
_Ex:
to blow off steam _. " "; ;
  
3> , 
4>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to blow off all ammunition   
5>  (  )
6>  , 
7> _. 
8> _. _.  
9>  ,  
10> _.   ()
11> _.  ( )

blow out
1> ,  (, )
2> 
_Ex:
to blow out one's cheeks  
3> 
4>  ()
5>  ( )
6> , ;
_Ex:
the damager wire blew out the cooker    -
 
7> ,  
8>  ( )
9> 
10> 
11>  - ,  ( , )
12> , ;
_Ex:
the storm blew out after three days     

blow over
1> ,  ( , )
2> ,   ;
_Ex:
the scandal soon blew over    
3> _. ;
_Ex:
I hope your troubles will soon blow over , 
  

blow snake
1> _.   (Heterodon)

blow up
1> , ;
_Ex:
to blow up plans  
2>  ()
3> , , ;
_Ex:
he was blown up with pride    
4>  ( )
5>  (, ;  )
_Ex:
it is blowing up for rain   
6> _. , 
7> _.   ;
_Ex:
every time he sees me he blows up    , 
 
8> _. 
9> _.       
(  )
10> , ;
_Ex:
a storm blew up  ;
_Ex:
this problem has blown up recently   


blow-back
1>  ( )
2> _.   

blow-by
1> _.    ; 

blow-by-blow
1> , , ;
_Ex:
to give a blow-by-blow account   

blow-out
1>    
2>  
3> _. , ,  
4> _. _. ,  
5> _.  ()
6> ;
_Ex:
oil blow-out  

blow-up
1> 
2> _. 
3> _.  , 
4> _. 
5> _. 
6> _. _.  
7> _.  
8> _. _.  
9> 

blow-well
1>  

blowball
1>    

blowdown
1>    (  )
2> 

blower
1> 
2> 
3> _. 
4> _. 
5> _. 
6> _. , 
7> _. 
8> _. 
9> _. ,    
10>  

blowfish
1> _pl. , , - (Tetraodontidae)

blowfly
1>  

blowgun
1>      ( . 
 . .)
2>   
3> _. 

blowhard
1> _. _. 
2> _. _. 

blowhole
1>  (   . .)
2> ,   ,    ,
  . .
3>   ( )
4> ,  ( )

blowing
1> 
2> ,  (. )
3> _. 
4>   
5> 
6> , 
7> ,  (, )
8> 
9>  ()
10>  ( )
11> 
12> ; 
13> 

blowing well
1>  

blowing-iron
1>  

blowing-up
1> 
2> _. 

blowlamp
1>  

blowmobile
1> 

blown
1>  
2> ;
_Ex:
a blown horse  ;
_Ex:
he was too blown to speak   ,   

3> 
4>  , 
5> , 
6> _. 
7> _p-p.  blow
8> ;  

blown sap
1> _.  

blown-up
1>  ( ,   . .)
2> ;
_Ex:
a blown-up expense account    
3> ,  

blowpipe
1>  ;  
2>  
3>     

blowse
1> _.   

blowsy
1>   
2> , 

blowtorch
1>  
2> _. _.  
3> _. _.    

blowy
1> _. 

blowze
1> _.   

blowzy
1>   
2> , 

blub
1>  (), ,  
2> , 
3> _. , 

blubber
1> 
2> 
3> , 
4> _.  ( )
5>   ( )
6> ,  ( )
7>  , 
8> _. 

blubbered
1> , 
2>   

blubberheaded
1> _. , 

blubbery
1> 
2> ; 

bluchers
1>   
2>     (    
 )

bludge
1> _. _.  
2> _. _.   

bludgeon
1> ;
_Ex:
to strike with a bludgeon  
2> ,  
3> ; ;
_Ex:
he was bludgeoned into paying the money  


bludger
1> _. _. 

blue
1>  ;  ;
_Ex:
Oxford blue - ;
_Ex:
Cambridge blue - 
2>  ;  ;
_Ex:
Berlin (Prussian) blue  ;
_Ex:
Paris blue  
3> 
4> (the blue) 
5> (the blue) , 
6>   ()
_Ex:
men in blue 
7> _. 
8> _pl. _.  
9> 
10> _pl. (the blues)    
11> (the Blues)  
12>   
13> , ;
_Ex:
true blue  ;
_Ex:
the old strife of Blues and Yellows   
  
14> _. _.   
15>    ;
_Ex:
Dark Blues    ;
_Ex:
Light Blues    ;
_Ex:
to get one's blue     ;
_Ex:
an old B.  ,   
 
16> _. _. " ",  ; 
17> - ;
_Ex:
bits of old Nankin blue   
 
_Id:
to be in the blue   ,    ;
 ; _.   ;
_Id:
to disappear into the blue   , ;
_Id:
out of the blue , ,  
18> ; , ; ;
_Ex:
the blue hills of Sussex   ;
_Ex:
dark blue, navy blue -;
_Ex:
blue milk  ;
_Ex:
blue eyes  ;   
19> ;
_Ex:
to go blue with cold   ;
_Ex:
baby cried till it was blue in the face   ,
  
20>  ( )
21> ; , ;
_Ex:
to look blue   ;
_Ex:
things look blue  ;
_Ex:
I am not a bit blue over the prospect    
 ;
_Ex:
I am blue   ;    
22> , ;
_Ex:
he is true blue to his principles    
23>    ; ;
_Ex:
to vote blue   
24> _. , 
25> _-. , ;
_Ex:
in blue fear   ;   
26> _. , ;
_Ex:
to tell blue stories   
27> _.  ( )
28> _. _. 
29>   ""
_Id:
blue water  ;
_Id:
blue blanket _.   ; ;
_Id:
blue dahlia ,  ;
_Id:
by all that is blue    ;
_Id:
to be blue in the face  ;  ( ,
  . .);  ;
_Id:
he ran until he was blue in the face  ,  
   ;
_Id:
you can say that until you are blue in the face 
    ;
_Id:
to make the air blue , ;
_Id:
till all is blue  ,  ;
_Id:
to burn blue   ;
_Id:
to drink till all is blue    ;
_Id:
once in a blue moon  
30>    
31> 
32>  
33>  
34> _. , ;
_Ex:
to blue the family fortunes   ,
   

blue baby
1>     

blue bear
1>  

Blue Bird
1> -  

blue blood
1> " ",  
2> 

blue cheese
1>   ( )

blue chip
1>  ,   
2>  ,  
3> _.   (  )

blue cornflower
1> _.  () (Centaurea cyanus)

Blue Cross
1>   

blue devils
1> 
2>  

blue disease
1> _. , 
2> _.   

blue dun
1> _.  

blue earth
1> _. 

blue film
1>  

blue flag
1> _.   (Iris versicolor)

blue flu
1>   ,  
  (. )

blue fox
1>  

blue gas
1> _.  

blue ground
1> _.   

blue heaven
1> _. _.  (  )

blue helmets
1> " ",  

blue jeans
1> _. _.    

blue John
1> _. _. ,  
2> _. _.  

blue law
1> _. _.  
2> _. _. ,    

Blue Law State
1> _. " " (  
)

blue Monday
1>     (. B. Monday)
2>  
3>   

blue murder
1> _. ;
_Ex:
to scream blue murder  ;  ; ,
 
2> _. _.  , 
3> _. _.  
_Id:
like blue murder  ,   ,  

blue note
1>    

blue pencil
1>     
2>  ; ;
_Ex:
the blue pencil of the censor  

blue peter
1> _.  
2> _. ,   

blue plant
1> _.  (Sesamum indicum)

blue plate
1>       
2>   (.    )

blue ribbon
1>   (.  )
2> ; ;  ;
_Ex:
blue ribbon of the Atlantic    
3>  ;
_Ex:
Blue Ribbon Army  

blue rot
1>  

blue ruin
1>  

Blue Shield
1> _.   , 
    

blue shift
1> _.   ( )

blue spar
1> _. 

blue spruce
1> _.   (Picea pungens)

blue streak
1> _. _. "" (    
 )
_Ex:
like a blue streak , , ;
_Ex:
he can read like a blue streak   ;
_Ex:
to talk a blue streak ,   

blue vitriol
1>  

blue whale
1> _.   (Balaenoptera)

blue-black
1> -

blue-bonnet
1>     (   )
2>     
3> 
4> 

blue-chip
1>    
2>  ;  , ,
;
_Ex:
blue-chip college  

blue-collar
1> " ",  

blue-envelope mail
1> _. _.  ; ,
 

blue-eyed
1> 
2> _. _. _. 
3> _. , -;
_Ex:
blue-eyed poets  
_Id:
blue-eyed boy ,  

blue-eyed devil
1> _. _.  ()

