| 单词 | blank |
| 释义 | blank (noun) blank (verb) blank 8 ENTRIES FOUND: blank (adjective) blank (noun) blank (verb) blank check (noun) blank slate (noun) blank verse (noun) point-blank (adverb) draw (verb) 1 blank /ˈblæŋk/ adjective blanker; blankest 1 blank /ˈblæŋk/ adjective blanker; blankest Learner's definition of BLANK 1 a : without any writing, marks, or pictures空白的 a blank sheet of paper一张白纸 Leave that line blank. [=don't write on that line]把那行空下。 a book with blank pages一本留有白页的书 a blank wall一面光秃秃的墙 — see also blank slate b : having empty spaces to be filled in with information : not yet written in or filled out有空白处的；未写字的；未填写的 a blank passport application/form空白的护照申请表/表格 Sign your name on the blank line. [=a line that marks a place where you should write something]在空白行上签名。 — see also blank check 2 : without any recorded sound or information未录入任何声音（或信息）的；空白的 a blank tape/disk/CD空白磁带/磁盘/光碟 3 : not showing any emotion毫无感情的；漠然的 She gave me a blank look [=did not show any emotion or response] when I asked her where she had been.我问她之前去了哪里时，她漠然地看了我一眼。 a blank expression/stare漠然的表情/凝视 4 always used before a noun : stated in a very direct and certain way断然的；毫不含糊的 I was surprised by her blank refusal to loan me the money.她断然拒绝借钱给我，这让我很吃惊。 a blank [=(more commonly) flat] denial断然否认 — see also point-blank go blank 1 : to suddenly stop showing letters, images, etc.黑屏（突然不显示文字、图像等） The screen on my computer went blank.我的电脑突然黑屏了。 2 ◊ If your mind goes blank, you are unable to remember or think of something.脑子一片空白；想不起来 My mind went blank when I heard the question.我听到那个问题时，脑子里一片空白。 — blankly adverb She stared at him blankly. [=without any expression; her face showed no emotion]她面无表情地盯着他。 — blankness noun [noncount] the wall's blankness = the blankness of the wall墙上的空白 2 blank /ˈblæŋk/ noun plural blanks 2 blank /ˈblæŋk/ noun plural blanks Learner's definition of BLANK 1 [count] : an empty space on a document where you put information（文件上的）空白处 The form has a blank for your signature.表格上留有一处空白供签名。 Please fill in the blanks. [=put information in the blank spaces]请在空白处填写信息。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 At the end of the movie, the narrator goes back and fills in (all) the blanks. [=the narrator provides missing information about the movie's plot]在电影结尾处，讲述者回过头来把故事中遗漏的情节（全都）补充完整了。 2 [singular] : a period of time that you cannot remember anything about（记忆中的）空白 He says that the first hour after the accident is a complete blank. [=he cannot remember anything that happened for an hour after the accident]他说事故发生后的一个小时在他记忆里是一片空白。 ◊ If your mind is/draws a blank or if you draw a blank, you are unable to remember or think of something.脑子里一片空白；想不起来 I should know the answer, but my mind's a blank.我应该知道答案的，但我脑子里一片空白。 I drew a blank when I tried to remember his name.我努力回忆他的名字，但怎么也想不起来。 3 [count] : a gun cartridge that is filled with powder but that does not contain a bullet空弹；空包弹 The actors are shooting/firing blanks.演员们开枪用的都是空弹。 3 blank /ˈblæŋk/ verb blanks; blanked; blanking 3 blank /ˈblæŋk/ verb blanks; blanked; blanking Learner's definition of BLANK [+ object] 1 US : to keep (the opposing team) from scoring阻止（对方）得分 The goalie blanked the Falcons for two periods in the hockey game.在那场冰球比赛中，守门员两节内没让猎鹰队得分。 2 British slang : to behave in an unfriendly way toward (someone you have been friendly with in the past) : to ignore or refuse to talk to (someone)冷落，不理睬（某人） His former friends blanked [=cut, snubbed] him in the street after the scandal.那次丑闻之后，以前的朋友们在街上遇到他都不理他了。 blank out [phrasal verb] 1 blank out (something) or blank (something) out : to completely hide or cover (something)彻底隐藏；完全掩盖 They blanked out [=blacked out] parts of the document before making it public.他们在将文件公布于众之前，删除了部分内容。 2 a : to cause (something) to be forgotten使忘记（某事） The injury blanked out parts of his memory.受伤使他丧失了部分记忆。 b : to completely forget (something)完全忘记（某事） She has blanked out [=blocked out] what happened that night.那天晚上发生的事她完全不记得了。 |
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