blotter 的定义
- a piece of blotting paper used to absorb excess ink, to protect a desk top, etc.
- a book in which transactions or events, as sales or arrests, are recorded as they occur: a police blotter.
- Machinery. a soft washer of blotting paper or felt for cushioning a brittle object against shock or pressure or for increasing the friction or contact area between two surfaces.
blotter 近义词
等同于 notebook
等同于 acid
更多blotter例句
- At the Amsterdam Rijksmuseum, visitors stood before a towering depiction of the battle while inhaling the custom fragrance from blotters or tiny pumps.
- To the brokers of the future a lot of the value for clients comes from being able to integrate across all points of the trading life-cycle from the blotter to parent orders to child orders.
- But those claims clash with reports by independent groups that monitor data from morgues, emergency rooms and the police blotter.
- And so much the rest of the story reads more like a police blotter than a saga of good old country music.
- Edna opened the blotter, and having procured paper and pen, began to write the note.
- Then I held the paper below it, pressed the paw down, and made a signature, wiping the paw afterward with a blotter.
- They will quickly dry in this manner and will not become moldy, as the blotter soaks up the moisture.
- The boss was sitting back in his chair and making little rings on the desk blotter with the point of his letter-opener.
- Courtney laid the paper-cutter carefully on the blotter, and drawing out his cigarette case, he selected one and slowly lit it.