blasphemy n.ÂîÉñ;ðäÂ;²»¾´;ÖäÂî [ME
blatant a.Ðú»©µÄ;ìÅÒ«µÄ [a word used by Spenser(1596), perh after Sc blatand = bleating bleat ßãµØ½Ð;±§Ô¹µØ˵]
blazon v.Ðû²¼;ÓÃÎÆÕÂ×°ÊÎ [ME
bleach v.n.Ư°× [bleachers ¶Ìì×ùλ]
bleak a.º®ÀäµÄ;»ÄÁ¹µÄ [ME prob
bleed v.Á÷Ѫ;Á÷³öÊ÷Òº;եǮ [OE bledan
blemish n.v.ÉË;ÎÛµã;ȱµã;ËðÉË [ME
blench v.ÍËËõ;±ä°×;ʹ±ä°× [ME
blend v.»ìÔÓ;»ìºÏ
[~ mayonnaise with other ingredients°Ñµ°»Æ½´ÓëÆäËû²ÄÁÏ»ìºÏ The colors of the rainbow ~ into one anothe]rºçµÄÉ«²Ê½»ÈÚµ÷ºÍ
bless v.ÉñÊ¥»¯;Æí¸£ [OE bloedsian,
blight n.v.ÕϺ¦;ÒõÓ°;¿Ýµò;´ìÕÛ [blighted»ÙÃðµÄ;Êܳ溦µÄ]
blink v.ÉÁ˸ [partly var of blenk = BLENCH, partly
bliss n.¼«ÀÖ;¼«´óÐÒ¸£;ϲÔà [OE bliths, bliss
blithe a.¿ìÀÖµÄ;ÎÞÓÇÎÞÂǵÄ
blitz n.v.ÉÁ»÷Õ½;ÒÔÉÁ»÷Õ½¹¥»÷ [abbr of BLITZKRIEG(<µÂÓï)= blitz]
blizzard n.´ó·çÑ©;Í»·¢Ê¼þ [US 'violent blow'(1829), 'snowstorm'(1859)]
bloat v.n.ѬÖÆ;ÅòÕÍ;×Ô¸º [obs. bloat swollen, soft and wet, perh.
bloated a.·¢Õ͵Ä;°ÁÂýµÄ [a ~ face ¸¡Ö×µÄÁ³ ~ with (from) overeating Òò³ÔµÃÌ«¶à¶ø¸¡ÅÖ a ~ politician ×Ô´óµÄÕþ¿Í He is ~ with] [pride Ëû¿ñÍý×Ô´ó]
blockade n.v.·âËø;¶ÂÈû;¶ÂÈû [BLOCK+-ADE, prob after ambuscade= ambush]
blond a.½ð·¢ÄÐÈË [ME
bloom n.»¨,¿ª»¨;ÏÊÃÀ;ºìÈó [OE bloma]
blossom n.»¨;Ⱥ»¨;¿ª»¨ÆÚ,»¨¼¾ [OE blostm(a) prob. formed as BLOOM]
blot n.v.ÎÛºÛ;Èõµã;ĨÔà;Îü¸É [ME prob.
blotch n.v.ÎÛµã;°ßµã;ŪÔà [17th c:
bloted a.Ö×Õ͵Ä
blotto a.ÀÃ×íµÄ [20th c: perh
blouse n.ÕÖÉÀ
blowhard n.´µÅ£´ó¼Ò
bludgeon n.v.¹÷°ô;Ç¿ÆÈ;вÆÈ;¶²ÏÅ [~ a person to death °ÑijÈË´òËÀ ~ a person into going along Ç¿ÆÈijÈËͬÐÐ]
blueprint n.À¶Í¼;Éè¼Æͼ
bluestocking n.ŮѧÕß;×íÐÄÎÄѧµÄÅ®ÈË [from the (less formal) blue stockings worn by one man at a literary society meeting c.1750]
bluff v.ÐéÕÅÉùÊÆ
blunder v.·¸´íÎó [ME prob
blunt a.¶ÛµÄ;´Ö±µÄ;ÉúÓ²µÄ [blunge »ìºÏ(ÄàÍÁÓëË®µÈ);²ÎË®°è]
blur v.ʹÎÚºÚ;±äÄ£ºý [16th c: perh rel to BLEAR<ÑÛ¾¦>»¨µÄ;ëüëʵÄ,Ä£ºý²»ÇåµÄ]
blurt v.»¬¿Ú˵³ö [In his anger he ~ed out the secret ËûÔÚÉúÆøÖ®ÏÂÍÑ¿Ú˵³öÁËÃØÃÜ
