blanch
blanch 英 [blɑ:ntʃ] 美 [blæntʃ]
vt. 漂白；使变白 vi. 漂白；发白；变白 n. 铅矿石
进行时:blanching 过去式:blanched 过去分词:blanched 第三人称单数:blanches 名词复数:blanches
- To blanch is to turn pale, usually as the result of a physical or psychological shock. Nineteenth century literary heroines were frequently blanching — before they fainted, that is.
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- vt. 漂白；使变白
- vi. 漂白；发白；变白
- n. 铅矿石
- adj. 漂白的；银白色的
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1. blanch frozen edamame over boiling water for 1-2 mins.
在热水里焯1-2分钟冷冻过的毛豆。
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2. Trim and briefly blanch one bunch of asparagus; slice the stalks into thirds.
修剪芦笋并漂白，再将其的茎切成三薄片。
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3. All that notwithstanding, argues Francisco blanch, of Merrill Lynch, as long as economic growth holds up in the developing world, the price of commodities should too.
美林证券的佛朗西斯·布兰奇提出，尽管如此，只要发展中国家能支撑经济增长，大宗商品也能支撑其价格。
- blanch (v.1) c. 1400, transitive, "to make white, cause to turn pale," from Old French blanchir "to whiten, wash," from blanc "white" (11c.; see blank (adj.)). In early use also "to whitewash" a building, "to remove the hull of (almonds, etc.) by soaking." Intransitive sense of "to turn white" is from 1768. Related: Blanched; blanching.
- blanch (v.2) "to start back, shrink, turn aside," 1570s, variant of blench (q.v.). Related: Blanched; blanching.
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