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blenched
past simple and past participle ofblench
blench
verb[ I ]
uk /blentʃ/ us /blentʃ/
to move back or away suddenly or react physically because something frightens, disgusts (= shocks), or upsets you: （因惊吓、厌恶而）退缩，畏缩
At the sight of the dead animal, Diana blenched.见到动物尸体，黛安娜吓得往后退。
humorous
to be very unwilling to do something: 很不情愿做
My sister blenches at the very thought of changing a baby's nappy.一想到要换婴儿的尿布，我妹妹就很不情愿。
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