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dinge

/dɪndʒ/

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noun

C2formalcommon/dɪndʒ/

A noun referring to a discoloration or stain caused by dirtiness or grime.

  • 🇷🇺Существительное, обозначающее обесцвечивание или пятно, вызванное грязью или сажей.
  1. Discoloration due to dirtiness C1 informal american

    A mark or stain that makes a surface look dirty or discolored.

    • The old book had a dinge on its cover from years of dust.
    • He tried to scrub the dinge off the white tablecloth.
    • The walls had a slight dinge from smoke and grime.

    🇷🇺Пятно грязи

    Synonyms: dinginessdiscolorationgrimesmudgestaintarnish

  • dinges plural form
  • dinges' possessive plural form
  • dinge's possessive singular form

verb

formalcommonobsolete/dɪndʒ/

An obsolete verb meaning to make a dull, ringing sound like a bell, or to strike with a dull sound.

  • 🇷🇺Устаревший глагол, означающий издавать глухой, звенящий звук, подобный колокольному, или ударять с глухим звуком.
  1. Make a dent or impression in B2 informal

    To create a small hollow or depression in a surface, typically by impact or pressure.

    • He accidentally dinge the car door with his shopping cart.
    • The heavy box dinged the wooden floor.
    • She tried to avoid dinging the new table with her keys.

    🇷🇺Вмятина

    Synonyms: dentdingdintindent

  2. Make dingy C1 informal

    To cause something to become dull, dirty, or discolored.

    • The smoke from the fireplace dinged the white walls.
    • Years of neglect had dinged the once-bright curtains.
    • The constant rain dinged the paint on the old shed.

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    Synonyms: befoulbegrimedirtydiscolordullsmudgesoilstainsullytarnish

    Antonyms: brightencleanpolishpurifywhiten

  • dinges third person singular