blankness / blæŋk /

空白茫然茫然无措空白度

blankness3 个定义

adj. 形容词 adjective

blank·er, blank·est.

  1. having no marks; not written or printed on: a blank sheet of paper.
  2. not filled in, as a printed form: a blank check.
  3. unrelieved or unbroken by ornament, opening, decoration, etc.: a blank wall.
n. 名词 noun
  1. a place where something is lacking; an empty space: a blank in one's memory.
  2. a space in a printed form, test, etc., to be filled in: Write your name in the blank.
  3. a printed form containing such spaces: Have you filled out one of these blanks?
v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to cross out or delete, especially in order to invalidate or void: to blank out an entry.
  2. Informal. to keep from scoring in a game.
  3. Metalworking. to stamp or punch out of flat stock, as with a die.

blankness 近义词

n. 名词 noun

emptiness

blankness构成的短语

  • blank check
  • draw a blank
  • fill in (the blanks)

更多blankness例句

  1. Yet the Pacers are also the best at stopping those point-blank looks.
  2. For the third time in just over a week, the Washington Wizards stood and watched as an opponent missed a point-blank shot in the final seconds to help them secure a victory.
  3. This oatmeal pudding is the blank canvas for all of my easiest, most comforting breakfasts.
  4. Just about every single late-stage company in private markets at the moment has been contacted by a blank-check company looking for a deal.
  5. Enter your sitemap URL in the blank field, and hit the Submit button.
  6. In front of this strange structure are two blank-faced, well-dressed models showing off the latest in European minimalism.
  7. Tonn and Blank Construction An Indiana construction company.
  8. In the case of Steven Eugene Washington, nothing more than a blank stare made him a target for police bullets.
  9. After that granite band is filled in, there are seven more blank ones on the next block.
  10. Another blank band go to the cops who transformed New York into the safest big city in America.
  11. Edna's face was a blank picture of bewilderment, which she never thought of disguising.
  12. Sir Edward Bruce is said to have decided the question by a point-blank refusal to retire.
  13. As in a trance he crosses the room, seizes charcoal, and feverishly works at the blank canvas on the easel.
  14. The shingled old house offered blank windows to the road, like so many sightless eyes.
  15. It is usual for companies to execute blank policies in due form to be filled out and delivered by their agents.