blueprint

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blue·print /ˈbluːˌprɪnt/ noun [countableC]

1 PLANa plan for achieving something 计划，设想，蓝图

blueprint for

a blueprint for health-care reform

医疗保健改革蓝图

2 TBCa photographic print of a plan for a building, machine etc on special blue paper 〔建筑物、机器等的〕蓝图

blueprint for

a blueprint for the new shopping mall

新购物中心的蓝图

3 technical a pattern that all living cells contain, which decides how a person, animal, or plant develops and what it looks like 〔生物细胞的〕蓝图，型板

By changing the tomato’s genetic blueprint, scientists can alter the rate at which it ripens.

科学家可以通过改变番茄的基因蓝图来改变它的成熟速度。

Examples from the Corpus

blueprint• What geophysicists need is a blueprint for how the earth machine works.• I could have issued a blueprint and handbook had anyone asked.• Conservation groups have suggested a blueprint for a "Green World".• He calls them a blueprint for disaster in their current form and wants them amended.• The task took some considerable time as each bone was labelled according to a blueprint held by the archaeologist.• a blueprint for healthcare reform• Nor is management information yet available for every aspect of the variety of aim and blueprint which a school sets for itself.• Yet a centralized command blueprint has been the main approach to making robots, artificial creatures, and artificial intelligences.• The other tape contains disco and the essential blueprints of a key technology.• Both principles must, of course, coexist, and there is no blueprint for dealing with the conflicts when they arise.

genetic blueprint• J., and is the fourth microbial genetic blueprint Human Genome has determined.• By manipulation of the tomato's genetic blueprint, scientists can alter the rate at which it ripens.

From Longman Business Dictionary

blueprintblue·print /ˈbluːˌprɪnt/ noun [countableC]

1a plan for achieving or improving something

an economic blueprint calling for new investment in training and infrastructure

blueprint for

Labour’s blueprint for an integrated transport system

2a detailed photographic copy of a plan for a building or a machine, appearing as white lines on a blue background, used by builders or people who make or repair machines

a blueprint drawn up by a firm of local architects

单词	blueprint
释义	blueprint Word family nounblueingbluenessblue babybluebackBluebeardbluebellblueberrybluebirdblue bookbluebottlebluebuckbluecapblue cheeseblue-chipbluecoatblue-eyed boybluefinbluefishbluegillbluegownbluegrassbluejacketbluenoseblueprintblue ribbonbluestockingbluestonebluethroatBluetoothblueweedbluewingadjectiveblueishbluesbluesyblueyblue-bloodedblue-collarblue-skyblueadverbbluely Related topics: Construction blue·print /ˈbluːˌprɪnt/ noun [countableC] 1 PLANa plan for achieving something 计划，设想，蓝图 blueprint for a blueprint for health-care reform 医疗保健改革蓝图 2 TBCa photographic print of a plan for a building, machine etc on special blue paper 〔建筑物、机器等的〕蓝图 blueprint for a blueprint for the new shopping mall 新购物中心的蓝图 3 technical a pattern that all living cells contain, which decides how a person, animal, or plant develops and what it looks like 〔生物细胞的〕蓝图，型板 By changing the tomato’s genetic blueprint, scientists can alter the rate at which it ripens. 科学家可以通过改变番茄的基因蓝图来改变它的成熟速度。 Examples from the Corpus blueprint• What geophysicists need is a blueprint for how the earth machine works.• I could have issued a blueprint and handbook had anyone asked.• Conservation groups have suggested a blueprint for a "Green World".• He calls them a blueprint for disaster in their current form and wants them amended.• The task took some considerable time as each bone was labelled according to a blueprint held by the archaeologist.• a blueprint for healthcare reform• Nor is management information yet available for every aspect of the variety of aim and blueprint which a school sets for itself.• Yet a centralized command blueprint has been the main approach to making robots, artificial creatures, and artificial intelligences.• The other tape contains disco and the essential blueprints of a key technology.• Both principles must, of course, coexist, and there is no blueprint for dealing with the conflicts when they arise. genetic blueprint• J., and is the fourth microbial genetic blueprint Human Genome has determined.• By manipulation of the tomato's genetic blueprint, scientists can alter the rate at which it ripens. From Longman Business Dictionary blueprintblue·print /ˈbluːˌprɪnt/ noun [countableC] 1a plan for achieving or improving something an economic blueprint calling for new investment in training and infrastructure blueprint for Labour’s blueprint for an integrated transport system 2a detailed photographic copy of a plan for a building or a machine, appearing as white lines on a blue background, used by builders or people who make or repair machines a blueprint drawn up by a firm of local architects
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