Blink at Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɫɪŋk/ /ˈæt
BLINGK-at
blˈɪŋk/ /ˈæt
bling-KAT
释义
To physically close and open your eyes quickly when looking at something, or to show surprise or disbelief about something.
用法与细微差别
Often used figuratively to show surprise or disbelief, e.g., "not even blink at" means not reacting at all. Can refer to a physical blink or to a reaction to something surprising. 'Blink at' is more common in literary, formal, or descriptive writing.
Spanish: parpadear ante - sorprenderse porPortuguese (BR): piscar para - se surpreender comPortuguese (PT): piscar para - surpreender-se comChinese (Simplified): 对……眨眼 - 对……感到惊讶Chinese (Traditional): 對……眨眼 - 對……感到驚訝Hindi: की ओर पलक झपकाना - हैरान होनाArabic: يغمز عند - يندهش منBengali: দিকে চোখ টিপা - অবাক হওয়াRussian: моргать на - удивлятьсяJapanese: 〜にまばたきする - 〜に驚くVietnamese: chớp mắt trước - ngạc nhiên vềKorean: 에게 눈을 깜빡이다 - 놀라다Turkish: göz kırpmak - şaşırmakUrdu: پر پلک جھپکانا - حیران ہوناIndonesian: berkedip pada - terkejut tentang
例句
She didn't blink at the strange noise outside.
basic
I always blink at bright sunlight.
basic
He didn't even blink at the high price.
basic
Most people would blink at such a risky plan, but she agreed immediately.
natural
You might blink at what I'm about to tell you.
natural
They didn't blink at his strange clothes; everyone dressed differently there.
natural