| 单词 | unblemished |
| 释义 | unblemished (ʌnblemɪʃt ) 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] If you describe something such as someone's record, reputation, or character as unblemished, you mean it has not been harmed or spoiled. ...Lee's unblemished reputation as a man of honor and principle. Synonyms: spotless, immaculate, impeccable, perfect 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] If you describe something as unblemished, you mean that it has no marks or holes on its surface. Be sure to select firm, unblemished fruit. ...an open field of unblemished snow. Synonyms: perfect, flawless, spotless, unstained Collocations: unblemished record To expect a company to deliver an unblemished record of rising quarterly earnings is to deny reality and to lure it into dangerous practices. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Do you defend a popular colleague with a previously unblemished record? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Banks don't exactly have an unblemished record in this area. Times, Sunday Times (2011) He is an icon for younger players and had an unblemished record in all areas until now - and that image has been damaged somewhat. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Always look for small, glossy courgettes with unblemished skin. Times, Sunday Times (2015) When unblemished skin is no longer ours, we are left with style and attitude. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The dolls often look stunning in photos - the sculpted bodies, the unblemished skin. Times, Sunday Times (2015) |
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