blears

blears

美 　英

• adj.(眼睛)花的；湿的；〈诗〉朦胧的
• v.使(眼)花[湿,烂]；使朦胧[昏暗]；使误入歧途
• n.视力模糊
• 网络模糊的；轮廓模糊的；眼花的

词形变化

过去分词：bleared  现在分词：blearing  第三人称单数：blears  

英汉解释

adj.	1. (眼睛)花的;湿的,烂的 2. 〈诗〉朦胧的
v.	1. 使(眼)花[湿,烂];使朦胧[昏暗] 2. 使误入歧途,蒙蔽
n.	1. 视力模糊

英英解释

v.	1. to make eyes misty or eyesight dim, e.g. with tears

例句

And yesterday, the Communities Secretary Hazel Blears advised the Prime Minister to get out and have a "bit of fun" .

昨天，英国社区大臣哈泽尔·布利尔斯建议首相先生多出去走走，给自己“找点乐子”。

Blears said: "I think a balance in a politician's life, a bit of fun as well as a bit of hard work, is probably the best place to be. "

布利尔斯说：“我认为政治人物的生活也需要平衡，劳逸结合可能是最佳状态。”

Hazel Blears was the second senior minister in the space of 24 hours to announce she was leaving.

黑兹尔。布利尔斯是第二个在短短的24小时内宣布辞职的人。

Downing Street said Mr Brown was "relaxed" about Miss Blears's remarks.

唐宁街首相府称，布朗首相对布利尔斯的言论倒是“很放松”。