blandish如何读

英:['blændɪʃ]

美:['blændɪʃ]

blandish是什么意思

  • vt.奉承
  • vi.奉承

blandish自然拼读

blan·dish

blaen dihsh

blandish变形

第三人称单数:blandishes

现在分词:blandishing

过去式:blandished

过去分词:blandished

blandish扩展

blandishingly (adv.), blandisher (n.)

blandish词根

词根:blandish

n.

blandishment 奉承;谄媚;哄诱

blandish英英释义

transitive verb

to convince or coax with flattery; cajole.No matter how much he blandished the boss, there was no chance of his getting a promotion.

intransitive verb

to use flattery to convince or coax; cajole.

blandish词源中文解释

十四世纪中期,“奉承”,来自法语 blandiss-, blandir 的现在分词词干,“奉承,爱抚”,源自拉丁语 blandiri,“奉承,安抚,爱抚,哄骗”,来自 blandus “说话流畅的,奉承的,诱人的”,可能源于 PIE 語根 *mel- (1)“柔软的”。《牛津英语词典》(OED)报道,其在十七、十八世纪时较为罕见,约翰逊说他只从弥尔顿的作品中了解过这个词。相关词: Blandished; blandishing。

blandish词源英文解释

Middle English blaundyshen, blaundissen "to flatter, be enticing, (of the sea) become calm," borrowed from Anglo-French blandiss-, long stem of blandir "to flatter, cajole," going back to Latin blandīrī "to behave or speak in an ingratiating way, flatter," derivative of blandus "influencing others by flattery, ingratiating" — more at bland

The first known use of blandish was in the 14th century

blandish儿童词典英英释义

blank1 of 3adjective

being without writing, printing, or marks

a blank sheet of paper

having empty spaces to be filled in

a blank form

having no expression

a blank look

lacking variety, change, or accomplishment : empty

a blank day

without exceptions : absolute sense 3

blank refusal

not shaped into finished form

a blank key

blank2 of 3noun

an empty space (as on a paper)

a paper with spaces for the entry of information

an empty place

my mind was a blank

a piece of material prepared to be made into something (as a key)

a cartridge loaded with gunpowder but no bullet

blank3 of 3verb

to keep from scoring

were blanked for eight innings

to become confused

blanked out for a moment

blank1 of 3adjective

being without writing, printing, or marks

a blank sheet of paper

having empty spaces to be filled in

a blank form

having no expression

a blank look

lacking variety, change, or accomplishment : empty

a blank day

without exceptions : absolute sense 3

blank refusal

not shaped into finished form

a blank key

blank2 of 3noun

an empty space (as on a paper)

a paper with spaces for the entry of information

an empty place

my mind was a blank

a piece of material prepared to be made into something (as a key)

a cartridge loaded with gunpowder but no bullet

blank3 of 3verb

to keep from scoring

were blanked for eight innings

to become confused

blanked out for a moment

blank1 of 3adjective

being without writing, printing, or marks

a blank sheet of paper

having empty spaces to be filled in

a blank form

having no expression

a blank look

lacking variety, change, or accomplishment : empty

a blank day

without exceptions : absolute sense 3

blank refusal

not shaped into finished form

a blank key

blank2 of 3noun

an empty space (as on a paper)

a paper with spaces for the entry of information

an empty place

my mind was a blank

a piece of material prepared to be made into something (as a key)

a cartridge loaded with gunpowder but no bullet

blank3 of 3verb

to keep from scoring

were blanked for eight innings

to become confused

blanked out for a moment

blandadjective

smooth and soothing in manner : gentle

a bland smile

having soft and soothing qualities : not irritating

bland diet

not interesting : dull

a bland story

blandadjective

smooth and soothing in manner : gentle

a bland smile

having soft and soothing qualities : not irritating

bland diet

not interesting : dull

a bland story

blandishverb

to coax or persuade with flattery

blandish 例句

1 Indeed, make it strong, blandish it with no 'ifs' or 'mayhaps' or 'possible chances of a change of mind with the King.'

2 Others see it as a blandish “Star Wars” knockoff that’s not nearly as endearing as “The Princess Bride,” which came out a year earlier.

3 Held like an umpire’s chest protector, a “newsboy” blandishes a copy of The Daily Worker, the Communist Party’s publication.

4 At her right-hand, in this cause, labours fair Josephine the Widow Beauharnais, though in straitened circumstances: intent, both of them, to blandish down the grimness of Republican austerity, and recivilise mankind.

5 She walked with slow and stately gait, withal graceful and blandishing, whilst around her ranged her attendants like the stars about a moon of the fourteenth night.

6 In 2010, with the Obama administration blandishing $5 billion in Race to the Top funds as bribes, Indiana was among the 37 states that embraced Common Core standards.

7 The act of blandishing; a word or act expressive of affection or kindness, and tending to win the heart; soft words and artful caresses; cajolery; allurement.

8 If Cambodia has a famous dish it’s probably amok, which usually takes the form of a blandish coconut-curry steamed custard similar to Thailand’s hawmawk.

9 If thou wilt not tell me, I will blandish some that will.

10 "You look so funny when you think," observed the blandishing Miss Harriette Underbill as she passed the given point known as our desk late yesterday afternoon.

11 Yes. R: Really like blandish a baby to sleep, very comfortable and warm feeling.

是的R:真的象哄BABY睡觉,有一种很安适,温暖的感觉。

12 Well, you will say, why couldn't she blandish and cajole Stephen for a sovereign or so?

13 Would the blandishing enchanter still weave his spells around me, or should I burst them all and turn away in coldness!

14 Then followed a broken whine, tremulous and blandishing, and the great head moved from side to side with that curious movement which only dogs use to express their gladness.

15 Their soft rich lights had been put out, and in this cold hard light of dawn all their blandishing ladies of wax appeared like so many buxom ghosts.

16 So she took him by the hand with a blandishing air, to which he replied with some clownish grins.

17 If you don't blandish your wife now, you will try to marry a good woman tomorrow.

今天不努力讨好老婆,明天努力讨好老婆。

18 With the independent nonchalance of childhood, he took no note of the outstretched arms and blandishing smile of Mr. Briscoe, who sought to intercept him, but made directly toward his mother.

19 They attempt insulting familiarities, such as taking you by the arm or crowding close alongside and keeping up with you while they continue their blandishing arguments.

20 Lovely, blandishing lures were held out only to lead men to destruction.

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4 阿腴

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8 甘言哄诱

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