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blistering

/ˈblɪstərɪŋ/

blisteringadjective

more blistering

Comp.

most blistering

Super.

/ˈblɪstərɪŋ/

Translations

жгучий

The blistering heat made it difficult to stay outside.

Жгучая жара затрудняла пребывание на улице.

молниеносный

The team made a blistering start to the game.

Команда сделала молниеносный старт в игре.

язвительный

Her blistering remarks left him speechless.

Ее язвительные замечания оставили его безмолвным.

Additional translations

пылающий

обжигающий

свирепый

Definitions

Extremely fast, forceful, or impressive.

The athlete set a blistering pace in the final lap of the race.

Intensely hot or burning.

The desert sun was blistering, making it difficult to stay outside for long.

Severely critical or scathing.

The critic wrote a blistering review of the new film, highlighting its many flaws.

Synonyms

blisteringnoun

/ˈblɪstərɪŋ/

Denotes the process or result of forming blisters; generally uncountable.

Definitions

The process or result of forming blisters on a surface or on the skin.

Prolonged exposure to the sun caused blistering of the paint on the deck.

blisterverb

blistering

Gerund

blistered

Past Simple

blistered

Past Participle

blistering

Gerund

/ˈblɪstə/

/ˈblɪstər/

Translations

покрывать волдырями

The new shoes blister my feet.

Новая обувь покрывает мои ноги волдырями.

Additional translations

обжигать

лопаться

шелушиться

Definitions

To form a raised area on the skin filled with fluid, typically as a result of burning, infection, or irritation.

After hiking all day in new boots, his feet began to blister.

To cause a surface to form blisters, often due to heat or chemical reaction.

The intense heat from the fire blistered the paint on the car.

To criticize or attack someone or something harshly.

The coach blistered the team for their lackluster performance during the game.

Synonyms

puff up

blisternoun

Definitions

A small bubble on the skin filled with serum and caused by friction, burning, or other damage.

After hiking all day, she had a painful blister on her heel.

A swelling filled with air or fluid on a surface, often caused by heat or pressure.

The paint on the wall began to form a blister due to the intense heat.

A raised area on a surface, often used in the context of packaging, such as a blister pack.

The pills were sealed in a blister pack to keep them fresh and secure.

blistergerund / present participle

blistering

Describes extreme heat, speed or intensity (e.g., blistering heat, blistering pace)

Definitions

Extremely hot, fast, or intense; harshly critical.

They trained in the blistering summer sun.

blisteradjective

Definitions

Used before a noun to denote a product or item designed for treating, preventing, or involving blisters.

He applied a blister cream to his heel before the marathon.

blisterpast participle

Definitions

Marked by the presence of blisters; having blisters.

Her blistered hands needed medical attention.