Definition of blanco in English:

blanco

noun ˈblaŋkəʊ

mass nounBritish

A white substance used for whitening belts and other items of military equipment.
〈英〉布兰可擦白剂（一种用于擦皮带及其他军用装备的白色物质）
Example sentencesExamples
- Neither pipeclay nor blanco reacted well to rain, and many men who fought at Waterloo, where it rained heavily the night before the battle, had uniforms streaked with pipeclay.

verbblancoing, blancoed, blancoesˈblaŋkəʊ

[with object]British

Whiten (equipment) with blanco.
用布兰可擦白剂擦
white blancoed webbing
Example sentencesExamples
- The leader, clad in a light grey suit, wearing white silk socks and blancoed shoes, mopped his head with a handkerchief.
- We could plainly see all the knife-edge creases in his trousers and the gleaming white blancoed webbing belt around his middle.
- The training consisted of marching, shining boots, more marching, polishing brass buckles, buttons and badges, more shining boots, blancoing webbing and more marching.
- We didn't wear our marching order nicely blancoed in those days.
- Resplendent in a new battledress with yellow blancoed belt and gaiters I was escorted up to the General.
- I could think of thousands of things better than polishing brass buckles and blancoing belts and gators.
- Each set is in very slightly used excellent condition, and some of the pieces are lightly blancoed.
- Their boots, ever so slightly worn and scuffed, but well kept, were highly blancoed and ready for play.
- We spent the time blancoing webbing, polishing brasses, removing the chrome finish from our boots and shrinking enormous berets.
- These punishments were usually for trivial offences such as dirty boots, brasses, or badly blancoed kit.
- Whole Sunday evenings could thus be spent in ironing, boot-polishing, brasses-polishing and blancoing.
- In peace time it was plaited and blancoed white to make it look smarter and to match the white waist belts worn in those times.
- The classic buff and blancoed rifle sling was used with several rifles by the British army.
- All that was missing were legionnaires in blue tunics and white kepis, with blancoed webbing straps attaching grey army blankets to their backs as they drilled under the Saharan sun.
- The newly blancoed surface was easily scuffed or marked, necessitating a repetition of the entire laborious procedure.
- His brown cordovan shoes and blancoed white hat cover and belt were immaculate as befitted a Marine staff noncommissioned officer.
- I've just been busy cleaning the mud off my equipment and clothes and blancoing webbing.
- None of it has been blancoed, none of it is ripped or torn.
- We had caps that had to be blancoed, I remember that clearly because when it rained on parade it caused problems.
- Once you're turned out properly, with your webbing blancoed, your boots dubbined and your brass buckles gleaming, the natives will look at you quite differently.
Synonyms
become white, make white, become pale, make pale, bleach, blanch, lighten, fade, wash out, be washed out, etiolate

Origin

Late 19th century: from French blanc 'white', ultimately of Germanic origin.

Rhymes

Franco

单词	blanco
释义	Definition of blanco in English: blanco noun ˈblaŋkəʊ mass nounBritish A white substance used for whitening belts and other items of military equipment. 〈英〉布兰可擦白剂（一种用于擦皮带及其他军用装备的白色物质） Example sentencesExamples Neither pipeclay nor blanco reacted well to rain, and many men who fought at Waterloo, where it rained heavily the night before the battle, had uniforms streaked with pipeclay. verbblancoing, blancoed, blancoesˈblaŋkəʊ [with object]British Whiten (equipment) with blanco. 用布兰可擦白剂擦 white blancoed webbing Example sentencesExamples The leader, clad in a light grey suit, wearing white silk socks and blancoed shoes, mopped his head with a handkerchief. We could plainly see all the knife-edge creases in his trousers and the gleaming white blancoed webbing belt around his middle. The training consisted of marching, shining boots, more marching, polishing brass buckles, buttons and badges, more shining boots, blancoing webbing and more marching. We didn't wear our marching order nicely blancoed in those days. Resplendent in a new battledress with yellow blancoed belt and gaiters I was escorted up to the General. I could think of thousands of things better than polishing brass buckles and blancoing belts and gators. Each set is in very slightly used excellent condition, and some of the pieces are lightly blancoed. Their boots, ever so slightly worn and scuffed, but well kept, were highly blancoed and ready for play. We spent the time blancoing webbing, polishing brasses, removing the chrome finish from our boots and shrinking enormous berets. These punishments were usually for trivial offences such as dirty boots, brasses, or badly blancoed kit. Whole Sunday evenings could thus be spent in ironing, boot-polishing, brasses-polishing and blancoing. In peace time it was plaited and blancoed white to make it look smarter and to match the white waist belts worn in those times. The classic buff and blancoed rifle sling was used with several rifles by the British army. All that was missing were legionnaires in blue tunics and white kepis, with blancoed webbing straps attaching grey army blankets to their backs as they drilled under the Saharan sun. The newly blancoed surface was easily scuffed or marked, necessitating a repetition of the entire laborious procedure. His brown cordovan shoes and blancoed white hat cover and belt were immaculate as befitted a Marine staff noncommissioned officer. I've just been busy cleaning the mud off my equipment and clothes and blancoing webbing. None of it has been blancoed, none of it is ripped or torn. We had caps that had to be blancoed, I remember that clearly because when it rained on parade it caused problems. Once you're turned out properly, with your webbing blancoed, your boots dubbined and your brass buckles gleaming, the natives will look at you quite differently. Synonyms become white, make white, become pale, make pale, bleach, blanch, lighten, fade, wash out, be washed out, etiolate Origin Late 19th century: from French blanc 'white', ultimately of Germanic origin. Rhymes Franco
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