BLOW THE DUST OFF

Definition: To remove dust or dirt from something, typically by blowing air on it or using a cloth, to make it clean or usable again.

Synonyms: Clean Off, Wipe Clean, Brush Away, Remove Dirt, Dust Off

Usage Examples in Sentences

She used a feather duster to blow the dust off the old books.

With a playful laugh, he decided to blow the dust off the board games for game night.

The tailor needed to blow the dust off the old sewing machine before starting a new project.

After years in storage, it was time to blow the dust off her beloved vinyl records and enjoy the nostalgic tunes.

Before starting the classic motorcycle, he made sure to blow the dust off its sleek chrome surface for a smooth ride.

With a gentle puff, she managed to blow the dust off the vintage map, revealing forgotten routes and hidden treasures.

With a sense of nostalgia, she decided to blow the dust off the old vinyl records and relive the music of her youth.

I picked up the old book and began to blow the dust off its cover.

She reached for the forgotten instrument on the shelf, eager to blow the dust off and play again.

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With a soft breath, he began to blow the dust off the ancient artifact, revealing its intricate carvings.

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Blow off the dust from the old book to make it readable.

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You should blow off the dust from the old book before reading it.

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Before starting the project, we need to blow the dust off the old equipment.

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To prepare for the exhibition, the curator instructed the team to blow the dust off the rare artifacts.

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Before we can use the old records, we must blow the dust off them.

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When spring cleaning, don't forget to blow the dust off the forgotten corners.

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The old books in the library needed frequent attention to blow the dust off them.