pockmarked
/ˈpɒk.mɑːkt/Word connections
adjective
/ˈpɒk.mɑːkt/Описывает поверхность, особенно кожу, покрытую ямками или шрамами, обычно в результате таких заболеваний, как оспа или акне.
Describe una superficie, especialmente la piel, cubierta de hoyuelos o cicatrices, generalmente debido a enfermedades como la viruela o el acné.
Décrit une surface, en particulier la peau, couverte de petites cavités ou de cicatrices, généralement dues à des maladies comme la variole ou l'acné.
Beschreibt eine Oberfläche, besonders die Haut, die mit Grübchen oder Narben bedeckt ist, meist infolge von Krankheiten wie Pocken oder Akne.
Descreve uma superfície, especialmente a pele, coberta de marcas ou cicatrizes pequenas e fundas, geralmente resultantes de doenças como varíola, acne ou sarampo.
形容表面(尤其是皮肤)布满小坑或疤痕,通常由天花、痤疮等疾病引起。也泛指物体表面凹凸不平、有麻点。
يصف سطحًا، ولا سيما الجلد، مغطى بحفر أو ندوب صغيرة، غالبًا نتيجة أمراض مثل الجدري أو حب الشباب.
Describes a surface, especially skin, that is marked with pits or scars, typically as a result of disease like smallpox or acne.
Having pits or holesB2formal
Describes a surface, especially a paved one, that is covered with small holes or depressions.
Изрытый ямами
lleno de hoyos
criblé de trous
Voll mit Schlaglöchern
Cheio de buracos
坑坑洼洼的
مُثَقَّب بالحُفَر
- The old road was pockmarked with potholes.
- The concrete wall was pockmarked from years of weather.
- The sidewalk was pockmarked and uneven.
Synonymsholeypittedpockedpotholed
Antonymssmooth
Marked by skin diseaseB2formal
Describes skin that has scars or marks, typically from conditions like smallpox or acne.
Рябой
marcado por cicatrices de enfermedad cutánea
Marqué par une maladie de peau
Narbig
Marcado por cicatrizes
麻子
مُجَدَّر
- His face was pockmarked from a severe case of chickenpox.
- The old man's skin was pockmarked with scars.
- She had pockmarked cheeks from teenage acne.
Synonymsblemishedpittedpockedscarred
Antonymsclearsmoothunblemished
- more pockmarked comparative form
- most pockmarked superlative form
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verb
pockmark/ˈpɒk.mɑːk/Глагол, означающий покрывать поверхность мелкими углублениями или рубцами, часто в результате болезни или повреждения.
Verbo que significa cubrir una superficie con pequeñas depresiones o cicatrices, a menudo como resultado de enfermedad o daño. También puede referirse a dejar marcas hundidas o abolladuras pequeñas.
Verbe signifiant couvrir une surface de petites dépressions ou cicatrices, souvent à la suite d'une maladie ou d'un dommage.
Verb, das bedeutet, eine Oberfläche mit kleinen Vertiefungen oder Narben zu bedecken, oft infolge einer Krankheit oder Verletzung.
Verbo que significa cobrir uma superfície com pequenas depressões ou cicatrizes, geralmente como resultado de doença ou dano.
动词,指在表面留下或使表面布满小凹坑、麻点或疤痕,常因疾病(如天花、痤疮)或损伤造成;引申为使某处坑坑洼洼、布满凹陷痕迹。
فعل يعني تغطية السطح بحفر أو ندوب صغيرة، غالبًا نتيجة مرض أو تلف.
A verb meaning to mark or scar a surface with small pits or indentations, often as a result of disease or damage.
Mark with pockmarksC1formal
To cover or mark a surface with small, deep pits or indentations, similar to scars left by disease.
Покрыть рябинами
marcar con hoyos
Marquer de petites dépressions
Mit Pockennarben bedecken
Marcar com marcas de varíola
使布满麻点
تغطية السطح بالحفر الصغيرة
- The disease pockmarked his face with scars.
- The explosion pockmarked the ground with craters.
- Years of erosion pockmarked the stone wall.
- pockmarked past participle
- pockmarked past simple
- pockmarking present participle
- pockmarks 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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