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smear

/smɪər/

Übersetzung: Substantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: eine verleumderische Anschuldigung, die darauf abzielt, den Ruf zu schädigen; eine dünne Schicht einer Substanz, z. B. einer Gewebe- oder Blutprobe, die für die mikroskopische Untersuchung auf einen Objektträger aufgetragen wird; ein Fleck oder eine Spur, die von einer schmutzigen Substanz hinterlassen wurde; oder eine Handlung, die den, der sie begeht, in Verruf bringt., Verb, das das Auftragen einer Substanz auf eine Oberfläche bezeichnet oder das Schädigen des Rufs einer Person durch die Verbreitung falscher oder böswilliger Informationen.

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noun

/smɪər/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: eine verleumderische Anschuldigung, die darauf abzielt, den Ruf zu schädigen; eine dünne Schicht einer Substanz, z. B. einer Gewebe- oder Blutprobe, die für die mikroskopische Untersuchung auf einen Objektträger aufgetragen wird; ein Fleck oder eine Spur, die von einer schmutzigen Substanz hinterlassen wurde; oder eine Handlung, die den, der sie begeht, in Verruf bringt.

A noun with multiple meanings: a slanderous accusation intended to damage a reputation; a thin layer of a substance, such as a tissue or blood sample, spread on a slide for microscopic examination; a mark or stain made by a dirty substance; or an action that brings discredit upon the person who performs it.

  1. Slanderous defamationB2formal

    A false and malicious statement intended to damage someone's reputation.

    deVerleumdung

    • The politician accused his opponent of launching a smear campaign.
    • The article was a deliberate smear against the company's CEO.
    • She sued the newspaper for publishing a smear about her family.

    Synonymeaspersioncalumnydefamationdenigrationlibelslanderslurvilification

    Antonymeacclaimcommendationhomagepraisetribute

  2. Medical sampleB2formalmedical

    A thin layer of tissue or bodily fluid spread on a glass slide for microscopic examination.

    deAbstrich

    • The doctor took a cervical smear to check for abnormalities.
    • The lab technician prepared a blood smear for analysis.
    • A Pap smear is a routine test for detecting cervical cancer.

    Synonymefilm

  3. Dirty markA2informal

    A stain or mark made by a greasy or sticky substance.

    deSchmutzfleck

    • There was a smear of paint on his shirt.
    • She wiped the smear of jam off the table.
    • The window had a smear of dirt across it.

    Synonymeblemishblotmarksmirchsmudgesplotchspotstainstreak

    Antonymecleanlinesscleanness

  4. Discrediting actC1formal

    An action that brings shame or dishonor to the person who performs it.

    deSchande

    • His betrayal was a smear on his own character.
    • Spreading rumors is a smear on one's integrity.
    • The scandal was a smear that tarnished his reputation.

    Synonymeaspersioncalumnydefamationlibelslanderslurvilification

    Antonymeacclaimcommendationhonorpraise

Formen
  • smears plural form
  • smears' possessive plural form
  • smear's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/smɪr/B2formal
  • deVerb, das das Auftragen einer Substanz auf eine Oberfläche bezeichnet oder das Schädigen des Rufs einer Person durch die Verbreitung falscher oder böswilliger Informationen.

A verb used to indicate the act of spreading a substance over a surface, or to damage someone's reputation by spreading false or malicious information.

  1. Spread a substanceB1formal

    To spread a sticky or greasy substance over a surface.

    deBestreichen

    • She smeared butter on the bread.
    • He smeared paint across the canvas.
    • The child smeared jam all over the table.

    Synonymeanointapplybedaubbesmearcoatcoverdaubplasterrubspread

    Antonymecleanscrapewipe

  2. Make a dirty markB1formal

    To cause a mark or stain by rubbing or smudging.

    deVerschmieren

    • The ink smeared when I touched the paper.
    • Her mascara smeared from the rain.
    • He accidentally smeared the fresh paint with his sleeve.

    Synonymebesmearblotdaubdirtysmudgesoilstainstreak

    Antonymecleanpurifyscrubwashwipe

  3. B1formal

    To cover a surface by spreading a substance over it.

    deBestreichen

    • She smeared sunscreen over her arms.
    • He smeared glue across the back of the photo.
    • The baker smeared icing over the cake.

    Synonymeapplycoatdaubplasterrubslatherspread

    Antonymecleanscrapescrubwipe

  4. Damage reputationB2formal

    To make false and damaging statements about someone in order to harm their reputation.

    deVerleumden

    • The politician tried to smear his opponent with false accusations.
    • They launched a smear campaign against the journalist.
    • She felt her character was being smeared by the rumors.

    Synonymeaspersebesmirchblackencalumniatedefamedenigratedisparagelibelmalignslandertarnishtraducevilify

    Antonymecommendhonorlaudpraise

Formen
  • smeared past participle
  • smeared past simple
  • smearing present participle
  • smears third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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