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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesblasig
Pronunciation / Transliteration: /ˈblaːzɪç/
"Seine Haut war von der Sonne ganz blasig."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Covered with or characterized by blisters, bubbles, or raised swelling on a surface.
"His hands were blistered from hours of rowing without gloves." - 2
Cooked or charred slightly to form small bubbles on the surface, often used in culinary contexts.
"The pizza had a wonderfully charred and blistered crust from the wood-fired oven."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Middle English word 'blister', originating from Old Norse roots related to swelling or pustule. Historically used in medical and material contexts, the term evolved to describe any raised, bubble-like surface on skin, paint, or cooked food.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Blistered" is said worldwide
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cloqué
Transliteration: /kloke/
"La peinture sur le mur ensoleillé était cloquée."
blasig
Transliteration: /ˈblaːzɪç/
"Seine Haut war von der Sonne ganz blasig."
vescicato
Transliteration: /vʃiˈkaːto/
"Il pomodoro era perfettamente arrostito e vescicato."
ampollado
Transliteration: /ampolˈʎaðo/
"Tenía los dedos ampollados por tocar la guitarra."
empolado
Transliteration: /ẽpuˈladu/
"O sol forte deixou seus ombros empolados."
छाले पड़ा हुआ
Transliteration: chhale pada hua
"नया जूتا पहनने से उसके पैर में छाले पड़ गए थे।"
起泡的
Transliteration: qǐ pào de
"阳光把木头晒得起泡了。"
물집이 생긴
Transliteration: muljibi saenggin
"그의 손은 물집이 생겨 아팠다."
水ぶくれになった
Transliteration: mizubukure ni natta
"熱いお湯に触れて指が水ぶくれになった。"
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