blanche
英 ['bla:ntʃ]
美
- n. 布兰奇(女子名)
实用场景例句
- "I changed my mind," Blanche said, resuming her seat.
- “我改变主意了,”布兰奇说着回到她的座位上。
柯林斯例句
- She was in no mood to put up with Blanche's carping.
- 她心情不好,受不了布兰奇的吹毛求疵。
柯林斯例句
- They gave him carte blanche to make decisions.
- 他们授权他全权决定。
柯林斯例句
- She was given carte blanche with the redecoration.
- 重新装修的事宜完全委托给她了。
柯林斯例句
- She decided to head for the dormitory to take another crack at locating Blanche.
- 她决定回宿舍再找找布兰奇。
柯林斯例句
- He finds his old schoolmate, Foker, now installed in Miss Blanche's affections.
- 他发现他的老同学福克已经赢得了布兰奇小姐的感情.
辞典例句
- But he thought about Blanche as he sauntered in the dark walks.
- 可是他在背光的小道上徘徊时,想的是布兰茜.
辞典例句
- Blanche's grey eyes gazed at Foker with an arch twinkle.
- 布兰茜那对灰色眼睛滴溜溜的,露出调皮的闪光,瞧着福克.
辞典例句
- Blanche adopted a sweet look of suffering martyrdom when Laure came to see her.
- 露拉来拜访的时候,布兰茜装出一副悲伤的样子,显得楚楚可怜.
辞典例句
- Blanche, who seems so soft and so kind, is, as you have said, selfish and cruel.
- 布兰茜表面上那么温柔,那么亲切, 实际正如你所说, 又自私又残忍.
辞典例句
- I have given carte blanche to the editor - in - chief in revising my articles.
- 我给主编全权修改我的拙文.
互联网
- The architect has been carte blanche in de - signing this new building.
- 建筑师有自由设计这栋新楼房的权力.
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- Jane, miserable, assumes he intends Co marry Blanche Ingram.
- 简心里很难过, 以为他要娶布兰奇?英格兰姆.
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- They gave him carte blanche to publish his proposals.
- 他们许可他发表他的建议.
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- Malchus and Blanche Wallace attend here along with their children.
- 马尔处斯和布兰奇带着他们的孩子到这里参加聚会了.
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双语例句
- 1. "I changed my mind," Blanche said, resuming her seat.
- “我改变主意了,”布兰奇说着回到她的座位上。
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. She was in no mood to put up with Blanche's carping.
- 她心情不好,受不了布兰奇的吹毛求疵。
来自柯林斯例句
- 3. They gave him carte blanche to make decisions.
- 他们授权他全权决定。
来自柯林斯例句
- 4. She was given carte blanche with the redecoration.
- 重新装修的事宜完全委托给她了。
来自柯林斯例句
- 5. She decided to head for the dormitory to take another crack at locating Blanche.
- 她决定回宿舍再找找布兰奇。
来自柯林斯例句
英文词源
- Blanche
- fem. proper name, from French Blanche, from Old French blanc "white," of Germanic origin (see blank (adj.)). A fairly popular name for girls born in the U.S. from about 1880 to 1900.