0 a painful swelling on the skin that contains liquid, caused usually by continuous rubbing, especially on your foot, or by burning -- （皮膚通常因摩擦或燙傷而起的）水皰
New shoes always give me blisters. 新鞋總會把我的腳磨出皰。
1 to get blisters or cause blisters -- （使…）起泡；起皰
Consideration should also be given to the effect of blisters should any of the above variables need increasing.
Petechial hemorrhages, blistering and severe scaling of the skin may develop.
He ends by a$rming that blisters are general symptoms of carbuncles (33-5), and giving the two causes for their generation (38-40).
The differential diagnosis is of cellulitis or blistering secondary to acute oedema.
Antibodies to these molecules are increasingly implicated in blistering disorders.
The edges of the proglottids became blunter and thinner, and stem bromelain produced the formation of blisters at the anterior end of the worm from 75 min onwards.
However, all our windows were cracked, the spouting melted and the cedar wood sides scorched, and all the aluminium panels blistered and buckled.
She looks at his feet, which are badly blistered.
