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UK
/blæŋk/
US
/blæŋk/

Translations

blanknoun
blanks
pl
UK
/blæŋk/
US
/blæŋk/
Please fill out this blank with your personal information.
Пожалуйста, заполните этот бланк вашей личной информацией.
He stared into the blank of the night sky.
Он смотрел в пустоту ночного неба.
There is a blank in the document that needs to be filled.
В документе есть пробел, который нужно заполнить.
Additional translations
заготовка
чистый лист
пропуск
Synonyms
vacuum
void
empty space
nothingness
gap
blankverb
blanked
Past Simple
blanked
Past Participle
blanking
Gerund
UK
/blæŋk/
US
/blæŋk/
I tend to blank on important details when I'm nervous.
Я склонен забывать важные детали, когда нервничаю.
Synonyms
expunge
erase
remove
delete
obliterate
blankadjective
blanker
Comp.
blankest
Super.
UK
/blæŋk/
US
/blæŋk/
The page was blank, with no text or images.
Страница была пустой, без текста или изображений.
He handed me a blank sheet of paper to write on.
Он передал мне чистый лист бумаги, чтобы я мог написать на нем.
Please fill out the blank form with your information.
Пожалуйста, заполните незаполненную форму вашей информацией.
Synonyms
featureless
bare
unfilled
void
vacant
empty
clear
unmarked
Antonyms
occupied
complete
filled

Definitions

blanknoun
A space left empty or unfilled.
Please fill in the blank with the correct answer.
A cartridge that contains gunpowder but no bullet, used in training or as a signal.
The soldiers practiced with blanks to simulate real combat scenarios.
A document with spaces left for information to be added.
The teacher handed out a blank for the students to complete with their personal details.
A state of mind in which one is unable to think or remember.
During the exam, my mind went completely blank.
A piece of material prepared for a special purpose, before being shaped or finished.
The jeweler started with a silver blank to create the custom ring.
A lottery ticket, raffle slip, or similar draw that does not win a prize; an unsuccessful result.
He drew a blank in the lottery and went home empty-handed.
blankverb
To make something empty or void.
He blanked the page by erasing all the text.
To ignore or disregard someone or something.
She blanked him when he tried to start a conversation.
To fail to remember or recall something.
I completely blanked on his name during the introduction.
To cover or obscure something, often with a blank space.
The editor blanked the sensitive information in the document.
(sports, chiefly North American) To prevent an opposing team or player from scoring; to shut out.
The pitcher blanked the Yankees, allowing only two hits over nine innings.
blankadjective
Lacking any marks or writing; empty or void.
The page was completely blank, with no words or drawings on it.
Showing no expression or emotion; vacant.
She gave him a blank stare, revealing no hint of her thoughts.
Not filled in or completed; unfilled.
He handed me a blank form to fill out with my personal information.
Containing gunpowder but no projectile; intended for simulation, training, or signalling.
The recruits were instructed to load blank cartridges for the exercise.
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