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Blow the cobwebs away Meaning in English

expression

BLOH thuh KAHB-webz uh-WAY
bluh-OH thuh KOB-webz uh-WAY

التعريف

To do something, usually exercise or get fresh air, to refresh your mind or body and feel more energetic, especially when you feel tired, lazy, or mentally sluggish.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

An informal, figurative British idiom, often used to describe doing physical activity or getting fresh air to feel mentally or physically refreshed after sitting indoors or feeling sluggish. Commonly follows 'go for a walk/run/cycle to blow the cobwebs away.' Not typically used in American English.

Spanish: despejar la mente - despejarsePortuguese (BR): arejar a mente - despertar as ideiasPortuguese (PT): arejar a mente - espantar as teias de aranha (figurado)Chinese (Simplified): 清醒头脑 - 振奋精神Chinese (Traditional): 清醒頭腦 - 振奮精神Hindi: दिमाग़ को ताजा करना - आलस्य दूर करनाArabic: تجديد النشاط - إنعاش الذهنBengali: মন সতেজ করা - ক্লান্তি দূর করাRussian: развеяться - встряхнуться (переносное значение)Japanese: 気分転換する - 頭をすっきりさせるVietnamese: làm tỉnh táo đầu óc - làm mới tinh thầnKorean: 머리를 식히다 - 기분 전환하다Turkish: kafasını dağıtmak - kendine gelmekUrdu: دماغ کو تازہ کرنا - تھکن دور کرناIndonesian: menyegarkan pikiran - menghilangkan penat

جمل نموذجية

Let's go for a walk to blow the cobwebs away.

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A little fresh air will blow the cobwebs away.

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I need to exercise to blow the cobwebs away.

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After working all day, I went for a bike ride to really blow the cobwebs away.

natural

"You look tired!" "Yeah, I need something to blow the cobwebs away."

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A swim in the sea always helps me blow the cobwebs away.

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