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marring

/mahr/US // mɑr //UK // (mɑː) //

腌制,腌渍,腌臜,磨损

Related Words

sully玷污,污辱,玷污了,脏污harm伤害,危害,损害,坏处wreck残骸,失事,破坏,沉船tarnish玷污,抹黑,玷污了,弄脏ruin破坏,毁坏,毁掉,毁了bruise伤痕累累,瘀伤,弄伤,打伤taint污点,污垢,污污,污玷impair减损,损害,损伤,减值spoil破坏,糟蹋,弄坏,弄坏了blight枯萎病,枯萎病症,枯萎症,枯萎病的发生stain污渍,污点,染色,沾污scar疤痕,瘢痕,伤痕,伤痕累累deface涂抹,污损,毁坏,弄脏ding丁丁,丁,叮blemish玷污,疵点,瑕疵,瑕玷disfigure毁容,毁损,毁坏,破相injure伤害,损伤,受伤,伤害了bend弯曲,弯曲的,拐弯处,折弯scratch划伤,挠痒痒,刮擦,刮伤warp经纱,经纬度,经,翘曲

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    marred, mar·ring.

    • : to damage or spoil to a certain extent; render less perfect, attractive, useful, etc.; impair or spoil: That billboard mars the view. The holiday was marred by bad weather.
    • : to disfigure, deface, or scar: The scratch marred the table.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbhurt, damage
Synonyms
blight枯萎病,枯萎病症,枯萎症,枯萎病的发生bruise伤痕累累,瘀伤,弄伤,打伤harm伤害,危害,损害,坏处impair减损,损害,损伤,减值ruin破坏,毁坏,毁掉,毁了scar疤痕,瘢痕,伤痕,伤痕累累spoil破坏,糟蹋,弄坏,弄坏了stain污渍,污点,染色,沾污sully玷污,污辱,玷污了,脏污taint污点,污垢,污污,污玷tarnish玷污,抹黑,玷污了,弄脏wreck残骸,失事,破坏,沉船bend弯曲,弯曲的,拐弯处,折弯blemish玷污,疵点,瑕疵,瑕玷blot污点,污渍,污痕,污污点break突破,休息,断裂,断deface涂抹,污损,毁坏,弄脏deform变形,变型,变身detract减损,减轻,减轻影响,减损了ding丁丁,丁,叮disfigure毁容,毁损,毁坏,破相injure伤害,损伤,受伤,伤害了maim残害,致残,伤残,残废mangle钳制,绞杀,掐死,掐断mutilate肢解,残害,残缺不全,毁坏queer蹊跷,蹊跷的,奇特的,诡异的scratch划伤,挠痒痒,刮擦,刮伤tweak调整,调剂,调校,调节vitiate废止,使之无效,使之失效,使之丧失活力warp经纱,经纬度,经,翘曲foul up犯规,犯规了,弄虚作假louse up弄脏了,弄脏,弄脏了的,污辱mess up弄乱了,弄乱,搞乱,搞乱了rough up粗糙,粗糙化,粗糙不堪,粗糙的shake up动摇,动摇了,震动,甩甩手

Examples

  • Smaller WhatsApp rivals are having a moment in the sun in India after the world’s largest instant messaging app got marred in controversy over its updated privacy policy.

  • The game was marred by the Eagles’ controversial quarterback switch.

  • Disturbing those remains would add even more insult to a region that has been marred by pollution and disease from energy and manufacturing plants establishing themselves there.

  • The false assertion that the election was marred by widespread voter fraud was consistently reinforced by cheapfakes.

  • Claiming to think that the presidential election in its entirety was marred by fraud and illegality.

  • He sits in dark corners of the narrative, a bit inanimate, like a broken chair marring a finely furnished room.

  • A cloth or paper is placed over the back of the chair to prevent marring of the varnish or wood.

  • Yet I think the cry was less from pain than to see the marring of her shining breastplate; and the tears started to her eyes.

  • My popularity grew as the improvements increased, but one trifling incident came near marring it.

  • By what she was doing she was marring her chance of preserving into old age the appearance of comparative youth.

  • The thought should be clothed in a perfect body, so that nothing can be added or subtracted without marring the beauty.

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