blunt
英/blʌnt//blʌnt/
adj. blunt, not sharp, outspoken, blunt
v. Weaken, make it not sharp, make it dull
The edge is as blunt as an old butter knife.
The blade is as blunt as an old butter knife.
The police said he had been hit with a blunt instrument.
Police said he was assaulted with a blunt object
lunt
英/lʌnt/美/lʌnt/
n. Smoke;
vt. ignite
vi. Fire, steam
It with grandiose imposing manner, plentiful and the lunt of vast, shook all tourist.
It shocked all visitors with its magnificent momentum, abundant and vast water vapor.
grandiose
英/ˈɡrændiəʊs/美/ˈɡrændioʊs/
adj. magnificent, magnificent, pompous, grandiose
Mildewy become angry: this kind of question happens in damp paint surface more if lunt condenses in glass and metallic surface constant meeting produces the blotch of palm black.
Mold and discoloration: This problem is more common on damp paint surfaces, such as water vapor condensed on glass and metal surfaces, often resulting in brownish-black stains.
mildewy
英/ˈmɪldjuːi/美/mɪldˈjuːi/
adj. moldy, moldy
blotch
English /blɒtʃ/ American /blɑːtʃ/
n. Spots, stains, pimples
Vt. 弄脏
botch
English /bɒtʃ/ American /bɑːtʃ/
vt. 糟蹋;拙笨地修补;拙劣地拼凑
vi. 拙笨地修补;弄坏某事物
n. Unsightly patching, clumsy patching, clumsy work
The sooty blotch will wipe off of the fruit and fly speck will not.
Soot spots wipe it off, while fly spots don't.
sooty
英/'sʊti/美/'sʊti/
adj. jet-black;
vt. Cover with soot and stain with soot
soot
English /sʊt/ American /sʊt/
n. Soot, soot
vt. Smoke black with soot and stain with soot
hoot
English/huːt/American/huːt/
n. Honking, scolding, whistle
vi. Loud and loud voice
vt. 轰赶；呵斥
tönn
//tut/tu//tut/
n. Beood;
vt. Blow it out;
vi. Blow the trumpet
loot
英/luːt/美/luːt/
v. (especially in war or riot) looting, plundering
n. Spoils of war, loot, stolen goods, <非正式>money, <, unofficial, > large gifts (or purchases).
foot
英/fʊt/美/fʊt/
n. feet, feet, foundations, bottoms, sock soles, sound steps, <文>gait, steps, presser feet (for sewing machines).
comb. Yes...... Only the foot, with ...... -footed;...... Foot-tall person (or thing),...... Foot-long stuff (-footer)
adj. (brake or pump) foot-operated, foot-pedaled, (patrol) foot-operated, foot-pedaled
root
English/ruːt/American/ruːt/
n. roots, rhizomes, roots (of teeth, hair, etc.), base, base, roots, causes, origins, backgrounds, roots, roots, and ...... Roots in, roots, ><roots,
v. Root......ing; The roots lie in the fact that by ...... Be rooted in, rummaging, immobilizing, having sexual intercourse, exhaustion, frustration
adj. (vegetables, crops, etc.) tubers, rhizomes are edible
boot
英/buːt/美/buːt/
n. boots, kicks, trunks, trunks, wheel clips, dismissals, and moreover, to boot
v. Kicking, locking (illegally parked wheels), starting (computers), installing brakes on wheels, dismissing, putting on boots
His face was covered in ugly red blotch es.
He had many large unsightly red spots on his face.
brunt
英/brʌnt/美/brʌnt/
n. Impact: Main impulse
Young people are bearing the brunt of unemployment.
Unemployment hits young people the hardest.
around
英/rʌnt/美/rʌnt/
n. Small domestic animals, a type of domestic pigeon, calves
Animals reject the runt of the litter.
Animals reject the weakest pups in a litter.
I sure got rid of that runt!
I'm going to get rid of that dwarf!
Jimmy was a sawed-off, skinny runt.
Jimmy is a skinny kid