blistering

英['blistəriŋ]美['blistəriŋ]

[blister]的现在分词形式

a.
1.（指热度或速度）极高的，极端的
2.（指批评）严厉的，尖锐的

形容词：blis'tery

同：	[n.] vesication, vesiculation [a.] acerb, blistery, hot, scalding

It was bad enough being an aviation cadet without having at act like a soldier in the blistering heat every Sunday afternoon
当个空军学生已经够倒霉的了，每个星期日下午还要象步兵一样在火辣辣的太阳底下接受检阅。收藏
Blistering: Paper defect usually occurring during heatset drying of coated papers where clearly defined bubbles form on both sides of the sheet.
起泡:印刷后的粉纸，用热固干燥时所常见的故障。纸的两面有明显的泡出现。收藏
His name was John and he sat in the shade of a tall tree under a blistering red sun
他叫约翰，坐在一棵大树的阴影里，这棵树正沐浴在灼热的阳光下。收藏
A blistering agent, especially mustard gas, used in chemical warfare.
发疱剂一种起疱药，特别是用于化学战中的芥子气收藏
Undeterred by the blistering heat, he and other members of my 16-person crew were closing in on beautifully preserved pieces of SuperCroc's skeleton
顶着酷暑，大卫·布莱克本和我的16人小组中的其他一些成员一步一步耐心地将这具保存完好的至尊鳄鱼骨骼挖了出来。收藏

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harsh or corrosive in tone
- an acerbic tone piercing otherwise flowery prose
- a barrage of acid comments
- her acrid remarks make her many enemies
- bitter words
- blistering criticism
- caustic jokes about political assassination, talk
[同] acerb, acerbic, acid, acrid, bitter, blistering, caustic, sulfurous, sulphurous, venomous, virulent, vitriolic
hot enough to raise (or as if to raise) blisters
- blistering sun
[同] blistering, blistery

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