a.

1. 空白的
   He handed me a blank check.

   他遞給我一張空白支票。

2. 空的，無內容的
3. 無表情的，茫然的
   There was a blank look on his face.

   他臉上沒有表情。

4. 無變化的，單調的
5. （詩）無韻的
6. 十足的，完全的

n.[C]

1. 空白，空白處；空白表格
   Fill in the blanks with appropriate pronouns.

   在空格處填入適當的代名詞。

2. 空虛
3. （無彈頭的）空彈
4. （表示省略的）破折號

vt.

1. 使模糊[（+out）]
   He suggested that those entries be blanked out.

   他建議刪去那幾個條目。

2. 刪去[（+out）]
3. 封鎖[（+off/up）]

vi.

1. 消失；變得模糊，成為空白[（+out）]
   The television screen blanked out.

   電視螢幕變得模糊不清。

adj.

1. not marked or decorated; bare, empty, or plain.
2. not comprehending or reacting:
   a blank look.
3. complete; absolute:
   a blank refusal to discuss the issue.
4. used euphemistically in place of an obscene word.

n.

1. a space left to be filled in a document.
2. (also blank cartridge) a cartridge containing gunpowder but no bullet.
3. an empty space or period of time:
   my mind was a total blank.
4. an object with no mark or design on it, in particular a roughly cut disc or block intended for stamping or finishing.
5. a dash written instead of a word or letter, especially to avoid using an obscene word.

v.

1. make blank or empty.
2. Brit. informal deliberately ignore (someone).
3. N. Amer. defeat without allowing the opponent to score.
4. cut (a metal blank).