blow off
1 in wind 2 (v + prep) of wind: remove TRANSITIVEséid de séid chun siúil ó the leaves had all been blown off the trees séideadh na duilleoga ar fad de na crainnShow full entry
3 (v + adv) by mouth etc TRANSITIVEséid ar shiúl the froth had been blown off by that time bhí an cúr séidte ar shiúl faoi am sin 4 (v + prep) remove by blowing TRANSITIVEséid de she blew the dust off the book shéid sí an deannach den leabhar 5 (v + adv) in explosion, impact
TRANSITIVEséid verb séid chun siúil her leg was blown off by the explosion chaill sí a cos sa phléasc, séideadh an chos di sa phléasc
INTRANSITIVEthe roof blew off síobadh an díon chun siúil
6 (v + prep) remove by explosion TRANSITIVEséid de séid chun siúil ó the blast blew the roof off the building bhain an phléasc an díon den fhoirgneamh 7 (v + adv) (of bomb etc) go off INTRANSITIVEpléasc verb 8 (v + adv) informal lose temper INTRANSITIVEracht a ligean bheith ag cur díot 9 (v + adv) very informal fart INTRANSITIVEbroim a ligean broim a scaoileadh → see blow