black
spot 192 |
iron，especially horseshoes铁匠（尤指打马蹄铁者）
—compare farrier
■black spot now (阶£) a place, a situation or an
event that is a problem or that causes a lot of problems 事故 多发区；问题成堆的状况:；（问题l焦点：cmem/frcm- mentai biacfc spot 环境污染严重的地麽_〇
That corner is a notorious
accident black spot (= a lot of accidents happen there).那个拐弯处是有名的事故多发]
black-thorn
/'blaek0o:n; NAmE -0o:rn/ noun [U] a bush with thorns with black branches, white
flowers and sour purple fruit called sloes
黑刺李（多刺灌木.，开白 花，结紫<色酸果）
,black 'tie noun a black bow tie worn with a dinner
从<：灯1'(晚礼服佩戴的）黑领结>,1>丨3〇1<’枝6
0〇[/.:1716 party is black tie (= dinner jackets should be worn). H 会要求穿礼服。◊ a Wacfc-rie dinner要求穿晚礼服的宴会
black-top /'blaektDp; NAmE -ta:p/ noun, verb {
.black
'velvet noun [U, C] an alcoholic drink made by
mixing very dark beer called stout
with sparkling wine (; wine with
bubbles)黑丝绒酒（用黑啤酒与起泡
葡萄酒_混，而成)
,black 'widow noun a poisonous American spider. The
female black widow _o^ten eats the male.黑寡妇毒蛛 (美洲蝴蛛，雌蛛常吃掉雄蛛）
blad-der /*blaed0(r)/ noun 1 an organ that is shaped like a bag
in which liquid waste (= urine) collects
before it is passed out of the body 膀胱一see also gall bladder — picture o body
2 a bag made of rubber, leather, etc. that can be filled with air or liquid,
such as the one inside a football 皮囊，气囊（.如球胆） blade CHw /bleid/ noun
1 the flat
part of a knife, tool or machine, which has a sharp edge or edges for cutting 刀身；刀片；刀刃
—picture o cutlery, penknife, scissors, scythe, tool — see also razor blade, switchblade 2 one of the
flat parts that turn around in an engine or on a helicopter (机器上旋转的）叶片；桨叶：the blades of a propeller ^ M
^ Iff 〇 rotor blades on a helicopter i升机W旋翼一picture o page Rii 3 the flat wide
part of an oar (= one of the long poles that are used to row a boat) that
goes in the water (船莱的）莱叶，楽
身一picture o canoe 4 a single
flat leaf of grass (草 的）片 5 the flat metal part on the bottom
of an ice skate (溜冰鞋的）冰刀一see also shoulder blade blad-ing /'bleidir)/ noun [u] the sport of moving on Rollerblades轮滑；直排轮溜冰运动；滚轴溜冰
blag /blaeg/ verb [VN] (-gg-) [BrE, informal) to persuade sb to give you sth, or
to let you do sth, by talking to them in a clever or amusing way 哄…；哄得：I blagged some 故^&?/〇/"加容0爪6.我骗到了这场比秦的几张门票。0
We blagged
our way into the reception by saying that we were介om the press.我们自称记者混进了待会。
blah /bla:/ noun,
adj.
m noun [U] (informal) people say blah, blah, blah, when
they do not want to give the exact words that sb has said or written because they
think they are not important or are boring (觉得厌烦不想重貪别人的话
时说）：TTiey
said, ‘Come fn, sit down, bZah, bZah, Wah, sphere’.他们说：”进来，'坐下，千这个，千那个，在
这里签字。”
_ <|办（/SMmf, /rj/ormfl/) 1 not interesting 乏味的：The movie was pretty bZaA•那场电影真没意思。2
not feeling well; feeling slightly unhappy 不舒菔；闷不乐
blame /bleim/ verb, noun
■ verft [VN]〜sb/sth
(for sth) | ~ sth on sb/sth to think or say that sb/sth is responsible for sth
bad 把…归咎于；
责怪；指责：She doesn’t bZame anyone/or her father’s
death, k没把她父亲的死归罪于任何人。◊ A dropped cigarette is
being b〖ame<i/or the_/?re. —支乱扔的烟摄指 为引起这场火灾的罪魁祸首。◊ Poiice are Warning the accident
on dangerous driving.警方把事故原因归咎于危
险驾驶。iraBl be to blame (for sth) to be responsible for sth bad (对坏事）负有责任："anyone’s to
Wame, ft’s me.如果有乂该糸担夤祛，那就是我Which driver was to b〖ame/or the accident?哪位司彳几是此次事故的肇