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皮肤开始起疱。◊ [VN] ffer/ace had been Wistered by the sun.她的脸让太阳晒起水疱了。2 [V，VN] when a surface blisters or sth blisters it, it swells and cracks < 使表皮 等）涨破，爆裂 3 [VN]    to criticize sb strongly

猛烈#击；卜厉批评► blis.tered 办：cracfced and Wistered sfcin 开裂起疮的皮肤◊ Mistered pafntworfc 起泡 的漆面

bHs.ter.ing /'blistarm/ [usually before noun] 1 (de­scribing actions in sport 描述体育动作 ） done very fast or with great energy 迅速的，劲头十足的：77ie runners set o#at a btoteringpace.赛跑运动员如脱缰野马般起跑了。

2 extremely hot in a way that is uncomfortable 酷热的 HT1 baking : a bfctering JuZy day 七月的一个大热天◊ Mistering heat酷热3 very critical言辞激烈的；尖亥ij的： a Wistering attack 激烈的#击► b丨is.ter.ing.丨y fldv. 'blister pack (also 'bubble pack) noun a pack in which small goods, such as tablets, are sold, with each indi­vidual item in its own separate plastic or foil section on a piece of card (药片壽的）泡包装 blithe /blaiQ/ adj. [usually before noun] 1 (disapproving) showing you do not care or are not anxious about what you are doing不在意的；漫不经心的：ffe drove with Withe disregard Jbr t/ie ruies 〇/the road 他开车时全然不 顾交通法规。2 (//tera〇/) happy; not anxious _系的；无 忧无;虑的：a Withe and care_/fee gir卜决乐关忧的i孩 > blithe-ly adv. ： He was blithely unaware of the trouble he’d caused.他漫不经心，丝毫没有察觉他惹的麻烦。◊ be easy/ she said        •“那很容易。”她不在乎

地说。

blith.er.ing /'blifieriq/ adj. [only before noun] {old- /flsh/o/ied/，8rf，complete 完全的；全部始：He was a Withering fdfot.他是个十足的傻啟。 blitz /blits/ noun, verb

m noun 1 [C, usually sing ] something which is done with a lot of energy集中量的行动；闪击式行动：an advertising/a media blitz (= a lot of information about sth on television, in newspapers, etc.)集中火.力 的广告/ 媒体宣传 2 [C，.usually sing.]〜（on sth) a sudden attack 突袭；闪电战：Five shops were damaged i‘n a firebomb Witz.在一次燃烧弹袭击中有五家店铺被烧毁。

0 (figurative) a blitz on passengers who avoid paying fares 对逃票乘客的突袭检金◊ (/i(gwrat/ve) J’ve had a Witz on the house (= cleaned it very thoroughly).我彻底清'扫 了房子.。3 the Blitz [sing.] the German air attacks on Britain in 1940 * 1940 %德_对$国的空袭 ■ verb [VN] to attack or damage a city by dropping a large number of bombs on it in a short time 用闪电战空袭 (或輯坏）

blitz-krieg /'blitskriig/ noun (from German) a sudden military attack intended to win a quick victory 呙电

战;闪击战

bliz-zard /'blizad; NAmE -zard/ noun 1 a snowstorm with very strong winds 暴成.'雪雪暴：blizzard conditions 暴风雪天气◊ a bZizzard

猛烈的/怒吼着的i风雪2a large quantity of things that may seem to be attacking you 大批.侵扰性的事物； 大量的负担：a Wizzard 〇/documents —关堆鈿手的文# bloat /bl0ut; NAmE blout/ verb to swell or make sth swell, especially in an unpleasant way (使）膨胀， 肿胀：[VN] Jfer features /iad been bZoated by years 〇/ drinking•她酗酒―年，，已变得面部浮肿。[also V] bloat-ed /'bleutid; NAmE 'blou-/ adj. 1 full of liquid or gas and therefore bigger than normal, in a way that is unpleasant膨胀的；肿胀的；臃肿的：a Woated body 月oaring in the canai沟渠里一具发胀的浮尸◊ (//；gwrar/Ve) a bloated organization (= with too many people in it) 臃肿的机构 2 full of food and feeling uncomfortable 饮如过壶的；胃胀的：J/eZt Woated a_/ter the huge. meaZ the/d served•吃过他们提供的大餐后，我觉得肚子胀 得很。

bloat-er /'blaut0(r); NAmE 'blou-/ noun (Sr£) a herring (a type of fish) that has been left in salt water and then smoked腌熏鲱鱼

bloat-ware /'blautwe0(r); NAmE 'bloutwer/ noun [u] {informal, computing if) programs which use too much memory大软件，膨胀#(指占用过多内存的程序）