blank

/ˈblæŋk/
adj 5noun 5verb 5name 2

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1

(adj.) with nothing written, recorded, etc. on

VERBS

be

go

My mind went blank during the exam and I couldn't remember anything.

remain

leave sth

She left several questions blank because she didn't know the answers.

ADV

completely, entirely

2

(adj.) without emotion/interest/understanding

VERBS

be, look

When I asked him about the missing keys, his expression went completely blank.

go

During the exam, I suddenly went blank and couldn't remember any of the answers.

remain

ADV

completely

studiously

She stared studiously blank during the meeting, refusing to reveal her true feelings about the proposal.

3

(noun.) empty space on paper

VERB + BLANK

fill in

Please fill in the blank with your name before you submit the form.

leave

When you finish the test, try to leave as few blanks as possible.

4

(noun.) cartridge for a gun

VERB + BLANK

fire

The police officer fired blanks during the training exercise to simulate a real emergency situation.

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