blotter

UK:  ['blɒtə(r)]

US:  ['blɑtər]

复数：blotters  

n.

1.〔技〕砂轮缓冲用纸;流水帐记事簿。

2.吸墨纸,吸墨用具

3.弄脏东西的人;笔迹潦草的人

4.【商业】流水账;临时记录册;〔美国〕(警察等的)事故登记簿,拘留记录簿

1 . I have decided, says my daughter, that it was an overambitious stringer, who saw the name on a police blotter and tried to cash in.
我女儿说，我断定，这是某个急于钩名钓誉的特约记者在警察日志上看到了这个名字并试图加以利用的。

2 . He caught up the blotter and said: "It comes from there. "
他把吸墨纸拿在手里，并说道：“那是从这儿来的。”

3 . The work is still being pulled out from under a blotter and then tucked back under.
我们从议事日程最低处拽出“作品”，然后又把它塞回原位。

4 . Now, take a blotter from over there and blot each envelope after I'm through writing it, she instructed me.
好，把那边的吸墨纸拿一张过来，这信封我写完一个你就吸一个，她这样吩咐我。

5 . Using our trade blotter, the head of trading reviews allocated trades daily.
利用我们的交易记事本，交易主管每日会对已分配的交易进行审核。