[V] The
differences between art and life seem to have bhirred.艺术和生活之间的差别似乎已变得模糊不清。◊ [VN] She tends to blur
the distinction between her friends andhercoHeogues.她往往将朋友和同事混淆起来。
blurb /bl3:b; NAmE
b\3:rbI noun a short description of a book, a
new product, etc., written by the people who have produced it, that is intended
to attract your atten- tion and make you want to buy it (书籍封面的)简 介;(生产商等的)>品推介
blurred /bl3:d; /V/\/??f bl3:rd/ adj. 1 not clear; without a clear outline or
shape 模糊不 * 的:She suffered from dizziness and bZurre) vision.她饱受失晕目运之苦。◊ a Wurred image/picture 模糊的形秦 / 照片 2 difficult to remember clearly 记不清的:Wurred memories 模糊 的记忆 3 difficult to distinguish, .so
that differences are not dear难以区分的;模g两可的:Wurred distinctions/boimdaries含混不清的区别/界线 blurry /'bl3:ri/ adj.
{informal) without a
clear outline; not clear 模糊不_的:Wuny, distorted photographs 模 糊走样的照片0 (Agwraf/Ve) a poh’cy不明确的政策
blurt /bl3:t; bl3:rt/ verfc 〜sth (out) to say sth
suddenly and without thinking carefully enough 脱口 而出:[VN] She Wurted it out be/ore J
couW stop her.我 还没来得及制止,她已脱口而出。〇[V speech] ‘She’s pregnant/Jack Wurted “她怀孕了。”杰克脱口 说出。 [also V that, V wh ] o note at call blush /blAj/ verb, noun
m verb 1 ~ (with sth) (at sth) to become red in the face because
you are embarrassed or ashamed (因尴尬或害 羞)脸红,涨红了脸 PfiTI go red: [V] to blush with embarrassment/shame馗尬/羞愧得面颊绯红◊ She blushed furiously
at the memory of the conversation. —想起那次谈话就气得满脸通红。◊ [V-ADj] He scar〖et at t/ie t/iought.他想起那事便面红耳赤。[also
V-N] 2 [V to inf] to be ashamed or embarrassed about
sth (因某事)羞愧,馗尬:J to admit it, but J qufte Zifce
her music.不好意思,但我得承认我很喜欢她的
音乐。
a noun 1 the red colour that spreads over your face when you are embarrassed or
ashamed (因_堪、羞愧)面 部泛起的红晕:S/ie/eZt a warm biush rise to her
c/iee^s. i感到双颊热辣辣的。◊ He turned away to hide his
Pushes.他转过身去,不让人看见他脸红。
=blusher ITiTBl see spare v. blush-er /'blAja(r)/ {NAmE also blush) noun [U, C] a coloured cream or powder that
some people put on their cheeks to give diem more colour•胭 I旨 blus-ter /'blAst8(r)/ verb 1 to talk in an aggressive or threatening
way, but with little effect 气势汹汹地说 话,咄咄逼人,威吓(但效果不大):[VspeechH don’t know what
you're talking about,' he blustered. “我不 知道你到底在说什么! ”他气势汹汹地说。oMa Mustering buHy卩出卩出逼人的恶霸2 [V] (of the wind风)to blow violently 狂吹;Pfiu# ► blus-ter noun [U]: I wasn't frightened by what he said—i't was aH Waster. ■我没有被 他的话吓倒——那不过是在吓唬人。
blus.tery /’blAstari/ 〇办(of weather 夫'气)with strong winds 狂风大作的:blustery winds/conditions 狂风; 大风天气◊ The
day was coW and Wustery•日间天气寒 冷,狂风呼啸。
Blu-tack™
/'blu: taek/ noun [U] a blue sticky material used to attach
paper to walls 蓝丁政 Blvd. (used in written addresses 用于书写地址) BOULEVARD要道;大街
BMOC
/,bi: em au 'si:; NAmE ou/ abbr. ((7S)
Big Man on Campus
B-movie
(also B-picture) noun a film/movie which is made cheaply and is
not very good 二流电影;劣质电 影:a B-movie actress —个二盔电影女演员
BMX /.bi: em ’eks/ /101//1 1 [C] a strong bicycle which can be
used for riding on rough ground 小轮车;越野自行:车 2 (also BMXing) [U] the sport of racing BMX bicycles on
rough ground小私车越野赛 bn (Sr£) (in writing 书写形式)billion 十亿 the BNP /,bi: en 'pi:/ abbr. the British National Party (a small
British political party on the extreme right) ^ H 国家党(极右派小政党)