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blowing through

UK
/ˈbləʊɪŋ θruː/
US
/ˈbloʊɪŋ θru/

Translations

blow throughverb

blowing through

Gerund

blew through
Past Simple
blown through
Past Participle
blowing through
Gerund
UK
/bləʊ θruː/
US
/bloʊ θru/
souffler à travers
The wind blew through the trees, making the leaves rustle loudly.
Le vent soufflait à travers les arbres, faisant bruire les feuilles bruyamment.
dilapiderSe dit surtout de l’argent ou d’une somme gagnée rapidement, dépensée sans réfléchir.
He blew through his paycheck in just a few days.
Il a dilapidé son salaire en seulement quelques jours.
expédierLangue courante; signifie faire ou terminer quelque chose très vite, souvent sans grand effort.
She blew through the exam in under an hour.
Elle a expédié l’examen en moins d’une heure.
Synonyms
spend quickly
use up
expend
consume
waste

Definitions

blow throughverb
To move quickly and forcefully through something, often without stopping or paying attention.
The wind blew through the trees, making the leaves rustle loudly.
To spend money quickly and carelessly.
He blew through his paycheck in just a few days.
To complete something quickly and with little effort.
She blew through the exam in under an hour.
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