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blueprint

(bluːprɪnt )

Word forms: blueprints

1. countable noun

A blueprint for something is a plan or set of proposals that shows how it is expected to work.

The country's president will offer delegates his blueprint for the country's future. [+ for]

...the blueprint of a new plan of economic reform. [+ of]

Synonyms: scheme, plan, design, system

2. countable noun

A blueprint of an architect's building plans or a designer's pattern is a photographic print consisting of white lines on a blue background. Blueprints contain all of the information that is needed to build or make something.

...a blueprint of the whole place, complete with heating ducts and wiring. [+ of]

The documents contain a blueprint for a nuclear device.

Synonyms: plan, scheme, project, pattern

3. countable noun

A genetic blueprint is a pattern which is contained within all living cells. This pattern decides how the organism develops and what it looks like.

The offspring contain a mixture of the genetic blueprint of each parent. [+ of]

DNA is the genetic material in every cell that carries the blueprints for everything from hair color to the risk of cancer.

Collocations:

create a blueprint

By separating out the chords of the 20-minute piece the musicians managed to create a blueprint for the longest performance in history.

Times, Sunday Times

It was also that pop's countercultural flowering in effect created a blueprint that sets the agenda 38 years later.

Times, Sunday Times

I wonder about her early attachments, which may have created a blueprint for future relationships.

Times, Sunday Times

Little did anyone realise at the time that they were creating the blueprint for generations of punk rockers to come.

Times, Sunday Times

My costume cost 400 as a designer created the blueprint.

The Sun

follow a blueprint

Or will they follow the blueprint of the oval ball and fluff the opportunity completely?

Times, Sunday Times

That's not to say we have followed their blueprint, but there are similarities between the two clubs, especially with their history and ours.

Times, Sunday Times

I'm just following the blueprint my family gave me.

Times, Sunday Times

By not following a blueprint, we're able to base a song on acoustic guitar, or we can do a pure techno track, based on an oscillator.

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genetic blueprint

The most potent forensic tool grew out of biochemistry, specifically the study of our genetic blueprint.

Times, Sunday Times

The rise of whole-genome sequencing, the decoding of a patient's entire genetic blueprint, has made the need for such guidelines more pressing.

Times, Sunday Times

It was the first organism to have the chemical structure making up its genetic blueprint completely identified.

Times, Sunday Times

Mapping the considerably larger three billion chemical letters that make up the human genetic blueprint took a decade to complete, and towards the end became steeped in controversy.

Times, Sunday Times

If people can get a complete genetic blueprint of even one of the extinct behemoths, it opens up the possibility that cloning technology can bring the mammoth back to life.

Globe and Mail

original blueprint

Both will also claim that the revised reforms are even better than the original blueprint.

Times, Sunday Times

It became clear quickly that, despite much talk of a new musical direction, the band have not departed in any significant way from their original blueprint.

Times, Sunday Times

In the centre section, the balconies were rebuilt and were given copies of the original doors based on an original blueprint.

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According to original blueprints, the addition forced the removal of windows and possibly an entrance.

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In 2004 the monument was restored using the original blueprints of the project.

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provide a blueprint

By alerting declarer to the bad break, however, you may provide a blueprint for playing the hand.

Times, Sunday Times

Ministers will be given powers to remove weak heads swiftly if they are unable to provide a blueprint for improvement.

The Sun

The deal could provide a blueprint for similar funding packages.

Times, Sunday Times

It would provide the blueprint for how he was going to storm up the field.

Times, Sunday Times

If combined, their proposals would seem to provide a blueprint for redevelopment that would go a long way to meeting our housing need.

Times, Sunday Times

Translations:

Chinese: 蓝图

Japanese: 青写真

单词	blueprint
释义	blueprint (bluːprɪnt ) Word forms: blueprints 1. countable noun A blueprint for something is a plan or set of proposals that shows how it is expected to work. The country's president will offer delegates his blueprint for the country's future. [+ for] ...the blueprint of a new plan of economic reform. [+ of] Synonyms: scheme, plan, design, system 2. countable noun A blueprint of an architect's building plans or a designer's pattern is a photographic print consisting of white lines on a blue background. Blueprints contain all of the information that is needed to build or make something. ...a blueprint of the whole place, complete with heating ducts and wiring. [+ of] The documents contain a blueprint for a nuclear device. Synonyms: plan, scheme, project, pattern 3. countable noun A genetic blueprint is a pattern which is contained within all living cells. This pattern decides how the organism develops and what it looks like. The offspring contain a mixture of the genetic blueprint of each parent. [+ of] DNA is the genetic material in every cell that carries the blueprints for everything from hair color to the risk of cancer. Collocations: create a blueprint By separating out the chords of the 20-minute piece the musicians managed to create a blueprint for the longest performance in history. Times, Sunday Times It was also that pop's countercultural flowering in effect created a blueprint that sets the agenda 38 years later. Times, Sunday Times I wonder about her early attachments, which may have created a blueprint for future relationships. Times, Sunday Times Little did anyone realise at the time that they were creating the blueprint for generations of punk rockers to come. Times, Sunday Times My costume cost 400 as a designer created the blueprint. The Sun follow a blueprint Or will they follow the blueprint of the oval ball and fluff the opportunity completely? Times, Sunday Times That's not to say we have followed their blueprint, but there are similarities between the two clubs, especially with their history and ours. Times, Sunday Times I'm just following the blueprint my family gave me. Times, Sunday Times By not following a blueprint, we're able to base a song on acoustic guitar, or we can do a pure techno track, based on an oscillator. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 genetic blueprint The most potent forensic tool grew out of biochemistry, specifically the study of our genetic blueprint. Times, Sunday Times The rise of whole-genome sequencing, the decoding of a patient's entire genetic blueprint, has made the need for such guidelines more pressing. Times, Sunday Times It was the first organism to have the chemical structure making up its genetic blueprint completely identified. Times, Sunday Times Mapping the considerably larger three billion chemical letters that make up the human genetic blueprint took a decade to complete, and towards the end became steeped in controversy. Times, Sunday Times If people can get a complete genetic blueprint of even one of the extinct behemoths, it opens up the possibility that cloning technology can bring the mammoth back to life. Globe and Mail original blueprint Both will also claim that the revised reforms are even better than the original blueprint. Times, Sunday Times It became clear quickly that, despite much talk of a new musical direction, the band have not departed in any significant way from their original blueprint. Times, Sunday Times In the centre section, the balconies were rebuilt and were given copies of the original doors based on an original blueprint. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 According to original blueprints, the addition forced the removal of windows and possibly an entrance. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In 2004 the monument was restored using the original blueprints of the project. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 provide a blueprint By alerting declarer to the bad break, however, you may provide a blueprint for playing the hand. Times, Sunday Times Ministers will be given powers to remove weak heads swiftly if they are unable to provide a blueprint for improvement. The Sun The deal could provide a blueprint for similar funding packages. Times, Sunday Times It would provide the blueprint for how he was going to storm up the field. Times, Sunday Times If combined, their proposals would seem to provide a blueprint for redevelopment that would go a long way to meeting our housing need. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 蓝图 Japanese: 青写真
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