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
The removal is painful, and one sees these people with blistered skin and with the stitches in their arms.
Often, the results are cracked skin, blistering and bleeding.
I am sure that, in all our constituency surgeries, we have seen people with their sleeves rolled up showing the blisters and scars from injections.
They were kept in the trucks in blistering heat without any water.
A significant number of broilers also suffer from painful breast blisters, ulcerated feet and hock burns.
The principal building surveyor suffered from blisters on his arms and face.
A significant number of broilers suffer from painful breast blisters, ulcerated feet and hock burns.
She looks at his feet, which are badly blistered.
