blank
adjective uk/blæŋk/ us/blæŋk/
(EMPTY)
B1 空白的，无字的;空着的
empty or clear, or containing no information or mark
a blank sheet of paper 一张白纸
a blank computer screen 空白的电脑屏幕
Sign your name in the blank space at the bottom of the form. 在表格底部的空白处签名。
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- Press the return key twice to leave a blank line.
- If you give me a blank tape I'll record it for you.
- Just as the film was starting, the screen went blank.
- She left that page in her diary blank.
- At the end of the two-hour exam, he handed in a blank sheet of paper.
(NOT REACTING)
C2 茫然的;木然的
showing no understanding or no emotion in the expression on your face
a blank stare/expression 茫然的凝视／木然的表情
blank incomprehension 茫然不解
(COMPLETE)
[ before noun ]完全的;彻底的
complete and absolute
a blank refusal/denial 彻底拒绝/否认
blank
noun [ C ] uk/blæŋk/ us/blæŋk/
(EMPTY SPACE)
（文件或表格的）空白处；空格
a space in a piece of writing or on a form, left empty for information to be added
Fill in the blanks on this form. 将这份表格填好。
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- The form has a blank for a witness signature.
- Write your name in the blank.
- Americans learn about 1492 and 1620 as kids and the rest of the story is a blank.
- The last thing I remember is seeing people looking down at me. The rest is a blank.
- Her past was a blank.
(OBJECT)
坯件，原坯
something not yet drawn or finished, such as a key not yet cut into a finished shape
(also blank cartridge)空弹
a small tube containing explosive but no bullet, used in a gun in order to make a loud noise without causing harm
The starting gun fires blanks. 发令枪放的是空弹。