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discolor

/dɪsˈkʌl.ər/

Traduction: Verbe désignant le processus par lequel une couleur change ou se perd, souvent en raison de l'âge, de l'exposition ou de dommages.

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/dɪsˈkʌl.ər/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant le processus par lequel une couleur change ou se perd, souvent en raison de l'âge, de l'exposition ou de dommages.

A verb used to indicate the process of changing or losing color, often due to age, exposure, or damage.

  1. Change colorB2formal

    To change or lose the original color, often in a way that is undesirable.

    frSe décolorer / Décolorer

    • The sun can discolor your curtains over time.
    • Bleach can discolor dark fabrics if used incorrectly.
    • The old photograph had discolored with age.

    Synonymesbleachdarkenfadespotstaintarnishtingeyellow

  2. Stain or tarnishB2formal

    To cause something to become stained or marked, altering its appearance.

    frTacher ou ternir

    • The spilled wine discolored the white tablecloth.
    • Rust can discolor metal surfaces.
    • The chemical reaction discolored the solution in the test tube.

    Synonymesblemishdirtysmudgesoilspotstainsullytarnish

    Antonymesbleachcleanwhiten

Formes
  • discolored past participle
  • discoloured past participle
  • discolored past simple
  • discoloured past simple
  • discoloring present participle
  • discolouring present participle
  • discolors third person singular
  • discolours third person singular
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