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Significado

golpe, soplo, impacto, revés

The noun "blow" can refer to a physical hit or strike, such as when someone is hit in a fight (golpe). It can also mean a strong movement of air, like when you blow air through your mouth (soplo). Additionally, "blow" can describe an event that has a negative effect, such as receiving bad news (revés). Lastly, it can refer to a significant impact or effect on a situation, often used in a figurative sense.

💡 Be careful not to confuse "blow" as a noun with its verb form, which has different meanings.

Frases de Ejemplo

Did the strong blow damage the windows last night ?
¿El fuerte viento dañó las ventanas anoche?
The strong blow from the wind knocked down the tree .
La fuerte ráfaga de viento derribó el árbol.
The sudden blow to the wall caused the picture to fall .
El golpe repentino en la pared hizo que el cuadro se cayera.
The unexpected blow affected the company's financial stability significantly .
El golpe inesperado afectó significativamente la estabilidad financiera de la empresa.

Palabra en Contexto

Anna had worked on the project for months , so she was shocked when the manager announced its cancellation . The news was a real blow to her plans , and she felt disappointed for the rest of the day . Her colleagues offered help and suggested they could revise the proposal if the client changed their mind . Although she was upset , Anna decided to rest that evening and start again with a clearer mind the next morning .

Usos Comunes

heavy blow blow to one's confidence blow after blow

Sinónimos

Palabras Relacionadas

No olvides nunca "blow"

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