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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   blot

   • IPA[blät]

   美式

   • n.
     a dark mark or stain, typically one made by ink, paint, or dirt；a shameful act or quality that tarnishes an otherwise good character or reputation
   • v.
     dry (a wet surface or substance) using an absorbent material；mark or stain (something)

   • verb: blot, 3rd person present: blots, gerund or present participle: blotting, past tense: blotted, past participle: blotted

2. • 釋義

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a dark mark or stain, typically one made by ink, paint, or dirt a blot of ink 同義詞 spot, dot, mark, speck, fleck, ... 更多blotch, smudge, patch, dab, smut, splash, smear, streak, informalsplotch, splodge
   • ▪ a shameful act or quality that tarnishes an otherwise good character or reputation the only blot on an otherwise clean campaign 同義詞 blemish, taint, flaw, fault, defect, ... 更多stain, tarnishing, imperfection, blight, disgrace, dishonor, stigma, brand, slur
   • ▪ a procedure in which proteins or nucleic acids separated on a gel are transferred directly to an immobilizing medium for identification.

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. dry (a wet surface or substance) using an absorbent material Guy blotted his face with a dust rag 同義詞 soak up, absorb, take up, suck up, draw up, ... 更多sponge up, mop up, sop up, dry up, dry out, dab, pat, press反義詞 exude, moisten
   • 2. mark or stain (something) dark patches of dirt blotted the gray dress 同義詞 smudge, smear, spot, blotch, dot, ... 更多mark, speckle, bespatter, tarnish, taint, stain, blacken, sully, smear, mar, dishonor, disgrace, bring discredit to, calumniate, traduce, drag through the mud/mire, literarybesmear, besmirch, archaicspot, breathe on反義詞 honor, enhance
   • ▪ tarnish the good character or reputation of the turmoil blotted his memory of the school 同義詞 tarnish, taint, stain, blacken, sully, ... 更多smear, mar, dishonor, disgrace, bring discredit to, calumniate, traduce, drag through the mud/mire, literarybesmear, besmirch, archaicspot, breathe on反義詞 honor, enhance
   • 3. cover writing or pictures with ink or paint so that they cannot be seen Mary dug her brush into black paint and blotted out her picture
   • ▪ obscure a view a dust shield blotting out the sun
   • ▪ obliterate or disregard something painful in one's memory or existence the concentration necessary to her job blotted out all the feelings
   • 4. transfer by means of a blot.