n.污渍，污点，墨渍，有损形象(或幸福)的事情
vt.(用软纸或布)吸干液体，把墨水溅到(纸上)

原形：blot第三人称单数：blots复数：blots过去式：blotted过去分词：blotted现在分词：blotting

She used a blotter to soak up the spilled ink on the desk.
她用吸墨纸吸走了桌上溢出的墨水。
The raindrops left dark blots on the paperwork.
雨滴在文件上留下了深色的污渍。
He tried to blot out the memory of that terrible day.
他试图抹去对那个可怕日子的记忆。
The scientist made a small blot on the filter paper to test for proteins.
科学家在滤纸上做了一个小点样来测试蛋白质。
Her tears blotted the letter, making the words illegible.
她的眼泪把信件弄湿了，字迹变得难以辨认。
He made a blot with his pen, ruining the otherwise perfect drawing.
他用笔弄出了一个污点，毁掉了原本完美的画作。
The accident left an indelible blot on his driving record.
这次事故在他的驾驶记录上留下了不可磨灭的污点。
She applied a bit of foundation to blot away the shine on her nose.
她涂了一点粉底来吸走鼻子上的油光。
The historian's work aimed to blot out the biases prevalent in earlier accounts.
这位历史学家的工作旨在消除早期记载中存在的偏见。
Carefully blotting the paint ensured a smooth finish on the canvas.
小心地吸去颜料确保了画布上平滑的表面效果。