MITto develop blisters, or make blisters form (使)起泡;(使)起水泡
The paint will blister in the heat.
油漆遇高温会起泡。
—blisteredadjectiveadj
My hands were blistered from all the digging.
我挖挖刨刨的干了这么久,手上都磨出泡来了。
Examples from the Corpus
blister• Even as he watched, the paint on the metal surface of the door began to blister.• It is a small, rocky body; its surface is covered with craters and blistered by the heat of the Sun.• Brownblistered his players for their weakdefensive game.• The paint may blister in a mildattack or show yellowsoapy runs in a severe attack.
Originblister1
(1300-1400)Old Frenchblestre, blostre“swelling on the skin”, from Middle Dutchbluyster“blister”