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blow through [sth] vi + prep informal, figurative (place: visit briefly) (coloquial)pegarse una vuelta loc verb
 He blew through town last week. He never stays for long.
 Más tarde me pego una vuelta por el hospital para saber como sigue.
  visitar vi
  (coloquial)pasar a vuelo de pájaro expr
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. Se quejaba de que su hijo siempre pasaba a vuelo de pájaro por su casa.
blow through [sth] vi + prep informal, figurative (change: affect) (figurado)soplar sobre vi + prep
  volar sobre vi + prep
 The winds of change are blowing through the Olde Towne club: they have accepted their first woman as a member.
blow through [sth] vi + prep slang, figurative (money: spend) (figurado)quemarse v prnl
  gastarse v prnl
 The gambling addict blew through his life's savings in two weeks.
blow through vi phrasal Aus, informal, figurative (place: leave)volar vi
  irse v prnl
blow through adj (carburettor)carburador adj
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