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stained

/steɪnd/

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adjective

/steɪnd/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что было помечено или обесцвечено, часто веществом, которое трудно удалить.

Describes something that has been marked or discolored, often by a substance that is difficult to remove.

  1. Marked or discoloredA2formal

    Having a mark or discoloration that is difficult to remove.

    ruЗапачканный

    • The white shirt was stained with red wine.
    • The carpet is stained from years of use.
    • His hands were stained with ink after writing.

    Synonymsblemishedblotcheddirtysoiledspotted

    Antonymscleanimmaculatespotlessunstained

  2. Damaged reputationB2formal

    Having a reputation that is tarnished or spoiled.

    ruЗапятнанный

    • His stained reputation made it hard to find a job.
    • The scandal left her name stained in the community.
    • A stained past can affect future opportunities.

    Synonymsblemisheddefiledsoiledtainted

    Antonymsesteemedhonoredrespected

Forms
  • more stained comparative form
  • most stained superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

stain/steɪn/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по нанесению отметки или обесцвечиванию чего-либо, или нанесения красящего вещества на поверхность.

A verb used to indicate the act of marking or discoloring something, or applying a coloring agent to a surface.

  1. Color with a liquid dye or tintB1formal

    To apply a coloring agent, such as dye or pigment, to a surface, typically wood or fabric.

    ruОкрашивать

    • He stained the wooden table a rich mahogany color.
    • She stained the fabric with a natural plant-based dye.
    • The carpenter stained the new bookshelf to match the existing furniture.

    Synonymscolordyeimbuetingetint

    Antonymsbleachwhiten

  2. Produce or leave stainsA2formal

    To cause a mark or discoloration that is difficult to remove.

    ruОставлять пятна

    • Red wine stains the carpet easily.
    • The grass stains on his jeans were hard to wash out.
    • Be careful, the ink from this pen stains your fingers.

    Synonymsblemishblotdiscolormarksmudgesoilspottarnish

    Antonymsbleachcleanpurifywhiten

  3. Make dirty or spottyB2formal

    To spoil the appearance of something by leaving a mark; can also be used metaphorically to mean tarnish a reputation.

    ruЗапятнать

    • The scandal stained his otherwise spotless career.
    • The rain stained the freshly painted wall.
    • Her reputation was stained by the false accusations.

    Synonymsbesmirchblemishblotchdirtydiscolorsmudgesoilspotsullytarnish

    Antonymscleanpurify

  4. Color for microscopic studyC1formalscientific

    To apply a special dye to biological specimens to make structures visible under a microscope.

    ruОкрашивать

    • The biologist stained the tissue sample to highlight the cell nuclei.
    • To identify the bacteria, the lab technician stained the slide.
    • Different stains are used to visualize various cellular components.

    Synonymscolordyetingetint

Forms
  • stained past participle
  • stained past simple
  • staining present participle
  • stains 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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