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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How to say this act?
1. How do I say to "take out the air from the buoy"?
2. Is it correct to say, "Blow up the buoy"?
2. Is it correct to say, "Blow up the buoy"?
Top answer
Naw. To blow it up is to inflate it. You want to deflate it.
- Naw.
- To blow it up is to inflate it.
- You want to deflate it.
- To blow it up can mean: 1.
- To inflate it properly.
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Naw. To blow it up is to inflate it.
You want to deflate it.
To blow it up can mean:
1. To inflate it properly.
2. to inflate it until it bursts.
3. to destroy it with explosives.
You want to deflate it.
To blow it up can mean:
1. To inflate it properly.
2. to inflate it until it bursts.
3. to destroy it with explosives.
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