blistering
起泡
definition
verb
the surface of the door began to blister
form swellings filled with air or fluid on the surface of something.
adjective
the blistering heat of the desert
(of heat) intense.
translation of 'blistering'
verb
起泡
example
During the expedition they will pass through nine of the continent's 13 countries, carrying their own food, water and shelter in often 'blistering' heat.
A high-ranking government official launched a 'blistering' attack on the media and the way in which the media is covering the war.
The battle on the wings should be interesting with all four showing marvellous skill and 'blistering' pace.
The initial shock wasn't so much the 'blistering' pace, but the quick thinking.
As angry workers rejected the restructuring plan and proposals for widespread job losses there was 'blistering' criticism of key decisions taken by senior management in recent years.
The final began with 'blistering' pace as the home side were hit with fast break after fast break.
The 'blistering' heat and intense flash made Joel look away for a second.
The flying front man was transformed into an unstoppable cyclone, ripping Birmingham to shreds with his 'blistering' pace and bagging four goals in one game.
Yesterday she launched a 'blistering' attack on the gleeful liberals who have delighted in her husband's troubles.
Just ahead, keeping things cool amid 'blistering' heat in the horn of Africa.
Speediest on-baller you could ever find, he can run out the entire game at a 'blistering' pace - opposition taggers don't stand a chance.
Those fires have been fueled by a 'blistering' heat wave that's smothering most of Europe.
More than 150 people attended the event, played in 'blistering' heat which required frequent breaks for refreshments though not all of them of the non-alcoholic variety.
Setting a 'blistering' pace on the run up Honey Rose scorched around the opening turns to set herself up nicely for victory.
The court's judgment contained a 'blistering' criticism of the criminal justice system.
Roadside vendors and auto drivers who used to park their vehicles under the cool shade of the trees will now have to brave the 'blistering' heat of the sun.
We spend the afternoon wandering around the area in the 'blistering' heat, popping into the various cafes to drink the best coffee in the world.
The South African wing had barely a couple of metres to work in, but a combination of a pinpoint chip-kick and 'blistering' pace saw him outstrip the cover to win the race to the touchdown.
So, did 400 million citizens and voters queue in 'blistering' heat of 40-plus to soothe the fretful nerves of the market?
He cycled more than 2,000 miles following the route of the world-famous Tour de France on his own for six weeks in the 'blistering' heat of French summer.
Brian was an outstanding underage player, possessing 'blistering' pace, lethal finish and he is also an accomplished goalkeeper.
His long, thin frame, coupled with his 'blistering' pace and clinical finishing, make him the ideal counter-attacking striker and all-purpose goal poacher.
And today one local firm of merchants launched a 'blistering' attack on the decision, branding it ‘nonsensical’.
One of the foremost experts on popular culture launched into a 'blistering' attack on modern broadcasting standards when he appeared at the Literature Festival at the weekend.
The smell was of boiling sulphur and choking grey dust, and the 'blistering' heat burnt his face, and soon the ash cloud blinded him too, but still he was not scared.
But they launched a 'blistering' attack on the regulator's methodology.
He has launched a 'blistering' attack on film censorship and said there is nothing wrong with showing extreme violence on screen.
The 'blistering' pace of the Kiwi winger had the crowd gasping and everyone was surprised when he was hauled down within sight of the line.
The 33-year-old set a 'blistering' pace to finish third in the Newcomers Race.
A barrister launched a 'blistering' attack on an anti-social behaviour order imposed by magistrates on Thursday.
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