英语词汇“blob”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

blob1

/blɒb

noun

1A drop of a thick liquid or viscous substance: blobs of paint...

You can drop a blob of whipped cream to enhance the taste and add a small dash of the cognac to it.
If anything ever looked more like a bug splat on a car windshield or a blob of ice cream dropped on a sidewalk - it just has to be the asterisk.
Suppose a glowing blob of some unknown substance were parked right in front of you.

Synonyms

drop, droplet, globule, bead, ball, bubble, pellet, pill, pearl

informal glob

1.1A spot of colour: the town is much more than a brown blob on the map...

The home page is a white page with a five line contents list up on the left and a brown blob in the middle.
‘I was thinking we'd stop at this town,’ he pointed to a blob on the map with his free hand, suddenly needing to change the topic.
It shows the 400 outbreaks of foot-and-mouth marked with red blobs.

Synonyms

spot, dab, splash, pop, daub, blotch, blot, dot, fleck, speck, smudge, smear, streak, mark

informal splotch, splodge

1.2An indeterminate roundish mass or shape: a big pink blob of a face was at the window...

Sometimes, that's the only way to get an amorphous blob into shape.
It was this big pink blob, and I had to let it go somewhere.
Otherwise I would look like a big blob in the middle of the screen.

1.3 informal A score of 0 in a game: he made a string of blobs then hit a hundred...

It's a shame because the fans suffer as the league homogenizes into one indiscernible parity-filled blob.

verb (blobs, blobbing, blobbed) [with object]

Put small drops of thick liquid or spots of colour on: her nose was blobbed with paint...

They begin with a canvas blobbed with dollops of non-toxic paint in strategic places, and their creativity is expressed through finger painting.
We blobbed some blue and white paint on top of the glue then we swirled it with a glue spreader
I blobbed some hot-melt glue on the backs of the boards and pressed them into place.

Synonyms

daub, dab, spot, smear, bedaub, splash, slap, slop

Derivatives

blobby

/ˈblɒbi

/ adjective (blobbier, blobbiest) ...

Inside the ball was something, something blobby, something with legs, something possibly (but not definitely) dead.
Place a plastic sieve over the bowl and push the eggs and bramble purée through the sieve, so that any blobby bits of the white and all the bramble pips remain in the sieve.
Because Chennai's skyline is low, the sky was very big - blobby clouds lit by a full moon.

Origin

Late Middle English (denoting a bubble): perhaps symbolic of a drop of liquid; compare with blotch, blubber¹, and plop.

Rhymes

BLOB2

/bläb

noun

Computing Binary large objects.

单词	blob
释义	blob1 /blɒb / noun 1A drop of a thick liquid or viscous substance: blobs of paint... You can drop a blob of whipped cream to enhance the taste and add a small dash of the cognac to it. If anything ever looked more like a bug splat on a car windshield or a blob of ice cream dropped on a sidewalk - it just has to be the asterisk. Suppose a glowing blob of some unknown substance were parked right in front of you. Synonyms drop, droplet, globule, bead, ball, bubble, pellet, pill, pearl informal glob 1.1A spot of colour: the town is much more than a brown blob on the map... The home page is a white page with a five line contents list up on the left and a brown blob in the middle. ‘I was thinking we'd stop at this town,’ he pointed to a blob on the map with his free hand, suddenly needing to change the topic. It shows the 400 outbreaks of foot-and-mouth marked with red blobs. Synonyms spot, dab, splash, pop, daub, blotch, blot, dot, fleck, speck, smudge, smear, streak, mark informal splotch, splodge 1.2An indeterminate roundish mass or shape: a big pink blob of a face was at the window... Sometimes, that's the only way to get an amorphous blob into shape. It was this big pink blob, and I had to let it go somewhere. Otherwise I would look like a big blob in the middle of the screen. 1.3 informal A score of 0 in a game: he made a string of blobs then hit a hundred... It's a shame because the fans suffer as the league homogenizes into one indiscernible parity-filled blob. verb (blobs, blobbing, blobbed) [with object] Put small drops of thick liquid or spots of colour on: her nose was blobbed with paint... They begin with a canvas blobbed with dollops of non-toxic paint in strategic places, and their creativity is expressed through finger painting. We blobbed some blue and white paint on top of the glue then we swirled it with a glue spreader I blobbed some hot-melt glue on the backs of the boards and pressed them into place. Synonyms daub, dab, spot, smear, bedaub, splash, slap, slop Derivatives blobby /ˈblɒbi / adjective (blobbier, blobbiest) ... Inside the ball was something, something blobby, something with legs, something possibly (but not definitely) dead. Place a plastic sieve over the bowl and push the eggs and bramble purée through the sieve, so that any blobby bits of the white and all the bramble pips remain in the sieve. Because Chennai's skyline is low, the sky was very big - blobby clouds lit by a full moon. Origin Late Middle English (denoting a bubble): perhaps symbolic of a drop of liquid; compare with blotch, blubber¹, and plop. Rhymes bob, cob, dob, fob, glob, gob, hob, job, lob, mob, nob, rob, slob, snob, sob, squab, stob, swab, throb, yob BLOB2 /bläb / noun Computing Binary large objects.
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