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I. blunt <blunter bluntest> [美 blənt, 英 blʌnt] 形
1. blunt (not sharp):
2. blunt (straightforward):
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| you | blunt |
| he/she/it | blunts |
| we | blunt |
| you | blunt |
| they | blunt |
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| I | have | blunted |
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| you | have | blunted |
| he/she/it | has | blunted |
| we | have | blunted |
| you | have | blunted |
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| I | had | blunted |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
In blunt, or non-penetrating trauma, there may be an impact, but the skin is not necessarily broken.
en.wikipedia.org The snout is blunt and projects slightly beyond the upper lip.
en.wikipedia.org Both the forefoot and the hind foot have five digits, all armed with claws except the thumb, which has a short, blunt nail.
en.wikipedia.org By splitting the stem and rubbing it over a blunt edge, the bark would separate from the pith.
en.wikipedia.org The physical inability to see distinctly increased an introspective state of mind and somewhat blunted the observing powers which he himself regretted.
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