Blank

Russian Meaning

пустой

чистый

полный

неисписанный

незаполненный

незастроенный

лишенный содержания

бессодержательный

бессмысленный

озадаченный

смущенный

сплошной

чистейший

пробел

бланк

заготовка

пустое место

опустошенность

тире

пустота

лотерейный билет

белый круг в центре мишени

цель

болванка

прикрывать

закрывать

загораживать

обыгрывать 'всухую'

наносить поражение

English Meaning

  1. Devoid of writing, images, or marks: a blank page; a blank screen.
  2. Containing no information; unrecorded or erased: a blank tape; a blank diskette.
  3. Not completed or filled in: a blank questionnaire.
  4. Not having received final processing; unfinished: a blank key.
  5. Lacking expression; expressionless: "Although his gestures were elaborate, his face was blank” ( Nathanael West). See Synonyms at empty.
  6. Appearing or seeming to appear dazed or confused: greeted me with a blank stare.
  7. Devoid of thought or impression: a blank mind.
  8. Devoid of activity, interest, or distinctive character; empty: tried to fill the blank hours of the day.
  9. Absolute; complete: a blank refusal.
  10. An empty space or place; a void: During the exam my mind was a blank.
  11. An empty space on a document to be filled in.
  12. A document with one or more such spaces.
  13. A manufactured article of a standard shape or form that is ready for final processing, as by stamping or cutting: a key blank.
  14. A blank cartridge.
  15. Something worthless, such as a losing lottery ticket.
  16. A mark, usually a dash (—), indicating the omission of a word or of a letter or letters.
  17. The white circle in the center of a target; a bull's-eye.
  18. To remove, as from view; obliterate: "At times the strong glare of the sun blanked it from sight” ( Richard Wright).
  19. To block access to: blank off a subway tunnel.
  20. Sports To prevent (an opponent) from scoring.
  21. To punch or stamp from flat stock, especially with a die.
  22. To become abstracted. Often used with out: My mind blanked out for a few seconds.
  23. To fail to find or remember something: I blanked when asked the name of our mayor.
  24. To fade away: The music gradually blanked out.