Blow – Explicação, frases de exemplo e conjugação

Explicação

O verbo “blow” em inglês é um termo versátil e frequentemente usado em diversas situações. A palavra “blow” é um verbo irregular que pode ser traduzido para o português como “soprar”, “golpear” ou “explodir”, dependendo do contexto em que é utilizada. No seu sentido mais comum, refere-se ao ato de mover ar, seja de forma natural, como o vento, ou de forma intencional, como ao soprar uma vela. O verbo também pode ter significados figurativos, como “arruinar” ou “perder uma oportunidade”. A conjugação de “blow” varia conforme o tempo verbal, apresentando formas irregulares no passado e no particípio passado.

Exemplos de frases

The wind blew fiercely through the trees last night.

She blows out the candles on her birthday cake every year.

I blow on my soup to cool it down before eating.

The referee blew the whistle to start the game.

He has blown the leaves off the driveway with a leaf blower.

The storm will blow over by tomorrow morning.

The children were blowing bubbles in the backyard.

Make a wish and blow out the dandelion seeds.

The explosion blew out all the windows in the building.

If you keep leaving the door open, the wind will blow everything around.

Conjugação

Presente Simples

I blow out the candles.

You blow the whistle.

He blows the trumpet.

She blows a kiss.

It blows in the wind.

We blow bubbles.

They blow on the dandelions.

Pretérito Perfeito Simples

I blew out the candles.

You blew the whistle.

He blew the trumpet.

She blew a kiss.

It blew in the wind.

We blew bubbles.

They blew on the dandelions.

Pretérito Imperfeito

I was blowing out the candles.

You were blowing the whistle.

He was blowing the trumpet.

She was blowing a kiss.

It was blowing in the wind.

We were blowing bubbles.

They were blowing on the dandelions.

Futuro Simples

I will blow out the candles.

You will blow the whistle.

He will blow the trumpet.

She will blow a kiss.

It will blow in the wind.

We will blow bubbles.

They will blow on the dandelions.

Presente Perfeito

I have blown out the candles.

You have blown the whistle.

He has blown the trumpet.

She has blown a kiss.

It has blown in the wind.

We have blown bubbles.

They have blown on the dandelions.

Futuro Perfeito

I will have blown out the candles.

You will have blown the whistle.

He will have blown the trumpet.

She will have blown a kiss.

It will have blown in the wind.

We will have blown bubbles.

They will have blown on the dandelions.

Pretérito Mais-que-perfeito

I had blown out the candles.

You had blown the whistle.

He had blown the trumpet.

She had blown a kiss.

It had blown in the wind.

We had blown bubbles.

They had blown on the dandelions.

Presente Contínuo

I am blowing out the candles.

You are blowing the whistle.

He is blowing the trumpet.

She is blowing a kiss.

It is blowing in the wind.

We are blowing bubbles.

They are blowing on the dandelions.

Futuro Contínuo

I will be blowing out the candles.

You will be blowing the whistle.

He will be blowing the trumpet.

She will be blowing a kiss.

It will be blowing in the wind.

We will be blowing bubbles.

They will be blowing on the dandelions.

Pretérito Perfeito Contínuo

I have been blowing out the candles.

You have been blowing the whistle.

He has been blowing the trumpet.

She has been blowing a kiss.

It has been blowing in the wind.

We have been blowing bubbles.

They have been blowing on the dandelions.

Pretérito Mais-que-perfeito Contínuo

I had been blowing out the candles.

You had been blowing the whistle.

He had been blowing the trumpet.

She had been blowing a kiss.

It had been blowing in the wind.

We had been blowing bubbles.

They had been blowing on the dandelions.

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