A: The food that I cook is usually very bland.

　　B: No, I think it is quite spicy actually.

　　bland a. 1. 温和的，无动于衷的;2. 清淡的，枯燥乏味的

　　A: The concert was incredible, the lead singer nearly blazed the house down with his energy.

　　B: Gosh, it sounds almost dangerous.

　　blaze vi. 1. 熊熊燃烧，着火;2. 发光，放光彩;3. 迸发，爆发

　　n. 1. 火焰，烈火;2. 光辉，强烈的光;3. 迸发，爆发;4. 灿烂，炫耀

　　blaze a trail 开拓道路，作先导

　　A: Have you cleaned the bath yet?

　　B: No, sorry. I ran out of bleach.

　　bleach n. 漂白剂

　　v. 变白，漂白

　　A: Winter is my favourite season.

　　B: Oh, winters are too bleak for me, I prefer autumn.

　　bleak a. 1. 没有希望的，凄凉的;2. 荒凉的;3. 寒冷刺骨的

　　A: My grandmother used to bless herself every time she passes a church.

　　B: She must have been very religious.

　　bless vt. 1. 使有幸得到，使具有;2. 为祈神赐福

　　A: Did you have a good crop of potatoes this year?

　　B: Unfortunately not, they were hit by blight.

　　blight n. 1. 枯萎病;2. 造成破坏的因素

　　vt. 破坏，摧残

　　A: I blinked and missed the town. It was so small.

　　B: Drive more slowly then!

　　A: With each blink I get older.

　　B: Well, I am sorry, but I can not do anything to stop time passing.

　　blink vi. 1. 眨眼睛;2. 闪亮,闪烁

　　n. 眨眼睛，一瞬间

　　on the blink 坏了，出故障

　　A: Did anybody witness the accident?

　　B: Yes, a blonde was walking down the street.

　　blonde a. 金发的

　　n. 金发女子

　　A: Zoe blossomed into a world class pianist.

　　B: She must have practiced very hard.

　　blossom n. 花

　　vi. 1. 开花;2. 发展，长成

　　in blossom 正开着花

　　A: I think this artist is very talented.

　　B: I dont . I think he just blots the paper with colour.

　　blot vt. 1. 弄脏;2. 吸干

　　n. 污点，污渍

　　blot out 1. 把弄模糊，遮蔽;2. 完全清除

　　A: We shall see the blueprints to start working on the building in September.

　　B: OK, I shall get to work straight away.

　　blueprint n. 蓝图，行动计划

　　A: Did James tell you what happened yesterday?

　　B: Yes, but I am not sure if it was a lie of a bluff.

　　bluff v. 虚张声势，吓唬

　　n. 1. 虚张声势;2. 悬崖，峭壁

　　a. 直率的，坦率的，粗率的

　　call sb. bluff 要求某人摊牌，向某人挑战

　　A: The food that I cook is usually very bland.

　　B: No, I think it is quite spicy actually.

　　bland a. 1. 温和的，无动于衷的;2. 清淡的，枯燥乏味的

　　A: The concert was incredible, the lead singer nearly blazed the house down with his energy.

　　B: Gosh, it sounds almost dangerous.

　　blaze vi. 1. 熊熊燃烧，着火;2. 发光，放光彩;3. 迸发，爆发

　　n. 1. 火焰，烈火;2. 光辉，强烈的光;3. 迸发，爆发;4. 灿烂，炫耀

　　blaze a trail 开拓道路，作先导

　　A: Have you cleaned the bath yet?

　　B: No, sorry. I ran out of bleach.

　　bleach n. 漂白剂

　　v. 变白，漂白

　　A: Winter is my favourite season.

　　B: Oh, winters are too bleak for me, I prefer autumn.

　　bleak a. 1. 没有希望的，凄凉的;2. 荒凉的;3. 寒冷刺骨的

　　A: My grandmother used to bless herself every time she passes a church.

　　B: She must have been very religious.

　　bless vt. 1. 使有幸得到，使具有;2. 为祈神赐福

　　A: Did you have a good crop of potatoes this year?

　　B: Unfortunately not, they were hit by blight.

　　blight n. 1. 枯萎病;2. 造成破坏的因素

　　vt. 破坏，摧残

　　A: I blinked and missed the town. It was so small.

　　B: Drive more slowly then!

　　A: With each blink I get older.

　　B: Well, I am sorry, but I can not do anything to stop time passing.

　　blink vi. 1. 眨眼睛;2. 闪亮,闪烁

　　n. 眨眼睛，一瞬间

　　on the blink 坏了，出故障

　　A: Did anybody witness the accident?

　　B: Yes, a blonde was walking down the street.

　　blonde a. 金发的

　　n. 金发女子

　　A: Zoe blossomed into a world class pianist.

　　B: She must have practiced very hard.

　　blossom n. 花

　　vi. 1. 开花;2. 发展，长成

　　in blossom 正开着花

　　A: I think this artist is very talented.

　　B: I dont . I think he just blots the paper with colour.

　　blot vt. 1. 弄脏;2. 吸干

　　n. 污点，污渍

　　blot out 1. 把弄模糊，遮蔽;2. 完全清除

　　A: We shall see the blueprints to start working on the building in September.

　　B: OK, I shall get to work straight away.

　　blueprint n. 蓝图，行动计划

　　A: Did James tell you what happened yesterday?

　　B: Yes, but I am not sure if it was a lie of a bluff.

　　bluff v. 虚张声势，吓唬

　　n. 1. 虚张声势;2. 悬崖，峭壁

　　a. 直率的，坦率的，粗率的

　　call sb. bluff 要求某人摊牌，向某人挑战