blot

UK:  [blɒt]

US:  [blɑt]

复数：blots  现在分词：blotting  过去式：blotted  

v.

1.玷污,损害(名誉等)

2.(墨水)渗开;造成污渍

3.涂去,抹掉

4.抹掉;排挤掉

5.用(墨水等)弄脏,涂污

6.遮蔽(风景等),遮暗,使昏暗

7.弄坏

8.(纸等)玷上墨污;(吸墨纸)吸掉墨水

9.用吸墨纸吸干

10.〔美俚〕杀死;乱涂,乱写;〔诗〕擦掉

n.

1.墨污,墨渍,污点,污斑

2.〔古语〕涂去,抹去

3.污渍

4.弱点

5.(十五子棋中)易被吃掉的孤立棋子

6.瑕疵;耻辱,污名

1 . Bad weather could not blot out for certain or for a long period the inevitable result of massed attack on enemy communications.
恶劣的天气并不一定能够抵销，或者不能长期地抵销，对敌人的交通线实行密集袭击所造成的必然结果。

2 . treatment of his wife will always BE a blot on his escutcheon.
他虐待自己的妻子，这将永远是他名誉上的污点。

3 . One act like this cannot blot out his former transgressions.
单单这样一个行动并不能抵消他以往的过失。

4 . With the exception of this little blot, Emma found that his visit hitherto had given her friend only good ideas of him.
爱玛发现，弗兰克到来之后，除了这点小毛病之外，给她的朋友留下的都是好印象。

5 . A lie is a foul blot in a man, and yet it will be continually in the mouth of men without discipline.
谎言为人是一种可恶的污点，然而常在无知人的口里。