blackboard [ 'blækbɔ:d ] n. 黑板 e.g. 1. The teacher wrote down the new words on the blackboard. 老师在黑板上写出新单词。
2. Please raise your head and look at the blackboard. 请抬起头来,看黑板。
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blackmail [ 'blækˌmeil ] n. 勒索
v. 勒索 e.g. 1. She was sent to prison for blackmail. 因犯敲诈勒索罪她被送进监牢。
2. It's a clear case of blackmail! 这显然是敲诈!
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blade [ bleid ] n. 刀锋,刀口 e.g. 1. The blade needs sharpening. 这刀刃需要磨一磨。
2. The blade is chipped in a few places. 刀锋有几个地方缺口。
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blame [ bleim ] n. 过失,责备
v. 责备 e.g. 1. We were ready to take the blame for what had happened. 我们准备对所发生的事承担责任。
2. The driver was not to blame for the accident. 这次事故怪不着司机。
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blank [ blæŋk ] a. 空白的
n. 空白(处)
vi. 消失
vt. 使模糊不清 e.g. 1. His memory was completely blank on the subject. 关于这个题目,他已完全丧失记忆。
2. Write your name in the blank. 在空白栏中写上你的名字。
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blanket [ 'blæŋkit ] n. 毛毯 e.g. 1. The traveler wrapped himself with a blanket. 旅行者用毯子把自己裹上。
2. He rolled himself (up) in his blanket. 他用毛毯裹住身体.
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blanking 空白 e.g. 1. The music was blanking out. 音乐声渐渐消失了。
2. My mind/memory was a (complete) blank I couldn't think of a single answer. 我头脑[记忆]里(完全)是一片空白--连一个答案也想不出.
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blast [ blɑ:st ] n. 爆破,冲击波,一阵,汽笛声
v. 爆破,炸掉 e.g. 1. Frost blasted the blossoms. 霜使花凋谢了。
2. Rock music blasted full from the parlor. 摇滚乐声震屋宇,从客厅传来。
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blaze [ bleiz ] n. 火焰,烈火
v. 燃烧 e.g. 1. They fled from the blazing house. 他们从燃烧的房子里逃了出来。
2. The firemen were unable to control the blaze. 消防队员无法控制这场大火。
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bleach [ bli:tʃ ] n. 漂白剂
v. 变白, 漂白 e.g. 1. There were only a few dry bones left, bleached by the sun. 只留下一些被太阳晒得泛白的枯骨。
2. Not bleached or dyed; unfinished. Used of textiles. 本色的,原色的未经漂白或染色的,未完工的,用于纺织品
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bleak [ bli:k ] a. 萧瑟的,严寒的,阴郁的 e.g. 1. The weather in early December was bleak and unpleasant. 十二月初的天气又阴冷又难受。
2. The future of this firm will be very bleak indeed if we keep losing money. 要是我们继续亏本的话,这家公司的前途会非常黯淡。
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bleed [ bli:d ] v. 出血,流血 e.g. 1. All the young soldiers are ready to bleed for the country. 所有的年轻战士都愿意为祖国洒热血。
2. A page trimmed so as to bleed. 被剪裁的页次经切裁以印成出血版的纸页
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blend [ blend ] v. 混合
n. 混合物 e.g. 1. The poem blends the separate ingredients into a unity. 这首诗把几个分开的部分融合为一体。
2. Melt the butter and then blend in the flour. 先把黄油融化, 然後加入面粉.
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bless [ bles ] v. 祝福,祈佑 e.g. 1. The priest blessed the ship before it left port. 牧师在船离港之前为其祝福。
2. God bless you! 愿上帝保佑你!
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blessed [ blest ] a. 受祝福的 e.g. 1. The priest blessed the ship before it left port. 牧师在船离港之前为其祝福。
2. Blessed are the humble. 谦虚的人有福了。
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blessing [ 'blesiŋ ] n. 祝福 e.g. 1. The government has given its blessing to the new plan. 政府已经批准了这项计划。
2. This rain will be a blessing for the farmers. 对农民来说,这场雨真是一场甘霖。
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blind [ blaind ] a. 盲目的,瞎的
n. 百叶窗
v. 使失明 e.g. 1. The soldier was blinded in battle. 那个士兵在战斗中双目失明。
2. He is blind to the probable results of his behavior. 他无法了解他的行为可能带来什么后果。
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blindly [ 'blaindli ] ad. 轻率地,盲目地,无分别地 e.g. 1. A person regarded as being foolishly or blindly optimistic. 过分乐观者,盲目乐观者被视为愚蠢地或盲目地乐观的人
2. One that is adored, often blindly or excessively. 被过度崇拜的人往往是盲目或过分地被别人尊崇的人
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blindness [ 'blaindnis ] n. 盲目,失明,愚昧 e.g. 1. I felt sorry for his blindness. 我对他的失明深表难过。
2. Blindness can be a terrible affliction. 失明有时极为痛苦.
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blink [ bliŋk ] v. 眨眼 e.g. 1. How long can you stare without blinking your eyes? 你能瞪着看多长时间不眨眼?
2. The lights were blinking on the horizon. 灯光在地平线上闪烁着。
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