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blob

UK
/blɒb/
US
/blɑb/

Translations

blobnoun
blobs
pl
UK
/blɒb/
US
/blɑb/
A blob of paint fell on the floor.
Капля краски упала на пол.
There was a blob of ink on the paper.
На бумаге было пятно чернил.
He noticed a blob of jelly on his plate.
Он заметил комок желе на своей тарелке.
Additional translations
пузырь
сгусток
Synonyms
lump
clump
mass
chunk
gob
glob
bump
blobverb
blobbed
Past Simple
blobbed
Past Participle
blobbing
Gerund
UK
/blɒb/
US
/blɑb/
He accidentally blobbed ink on the paper.
Он случайно пачкал чернилами бумагу.
Additional translations
разливаться
образовывать капли
обрызгивать
растекаться
Synonyms
glob
plop
drop
splatter
smear
blotch
clump
coagulate
ooze
drip
lump together
sag
slump
lounge
laze
veg out
blobadjective
Used attributively before nouns, especially in computing contexts (e.g., "blob storage").

Definitions

blobnoun
A small drop or lump of something, typically a thick liquid or viscous substance.
She accidentally dropped a blob of paint on the floor.
An indistinct or shapeless form or object.
From a distance, the island appeared as a dark blob on the horizon.
In computing, a large binary data object—such as an image, video, or other multimedia file—stored as a single entity in a database or file system.
The user's profile picture is saved as a blob in the database.
blobverb
To make something into a blob or blobs; to form into a soft, amorphous mass.
The artist blobbed the paint onto the canvas to create a textured effect.
blobadjective
Relating to or consisting of BLOB (binary large object) data in computing.
The application relies on blob storage for all its multimedia content.
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