blot
blot 英 [blɒt] 美 [blɑt]
vi. 吸墨水;弄上墨渍或污渍 vt. 涂污,弄脏;用吸墨纸弄干(或除去) n. 污点,污渍;墨水渍
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- vi. 吸墨水;弄上墨渍或污渍
- vt. 涂污,弄脏;用吸墨纸弄干(或除去)
- n. 污点,污渍;墨水渍
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1. They are truly indomitable. But what a blot there is on history.
他们是真的毫不气馁,但在美国历史上那是怎样的一个污点。
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2. Based on blot algorithm and works well with spatter or cloudy image.
基于污点算法,可以很好的处理溅污或有云纹的图像。
- blot (n.) late 14c., "a spot or stain of ink;" also "a moral stain or blemish, a disgrace, a sin;" of uncertain origin. Perhaps from Old Norse blettr "blot, stain," or from Old French blot, variant of bloc "block." Middle English Dictionary compares, hesitantly, Old French blo(s)tre, variant of blestre "a boil." From 1570s as "any black or dark patch."
- blot (v.) early 15c., "to make blots (with ink), disfigure with blots," also figurative; mid-15c. "to blot out, obliterate" (words), from blot (n.). Related: Blotted; blotting.
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