maculate
/ˈmæk.jʊ.lət/Tradução: Adjetivo pouco comum que significa manchado, coberto de manchas ou impuro; antônimo de "imaculado"., Verbo raro e erudito que significa manchar, sujar ou cobrir com manchas; também pode indicar corromper, tornar impuro ou profanar.
adjective
C2formalcommonobsoleto/ˈmæk.jʊ.lət/An archaic adjective meaning stained, spotted, or impure; the opposite of immaculate.
ptAdjetivo pouco comum que significa manchado, coberto de manchas ou impuro; antônimo de "imaculado".ruУстаревшее прилагательное, означающее запятнанный, покрытый пятнами или нечистый; противоположность слову «непорочный».esAdjetivo literario o anticuado que significa manchado, cubierto de manchas o impuro; lo opuesto de 'inmaculado'.frAdjectif littéraire ou ancien signifiant taché, couvert de taches ou souillé ; opposé à immaculé.deVeraltetes Adjektiv, das bedeutet, dass etwas befleckt, fleckig oder unrein ist; das Gegenteil von „unbefleckt“.zh形容词,意为有污点的、有斑点的或不洁净的;是“无瑕的”一词的反义词。arصفة قديمة تعني مُلطَّخًا أو مُبقَّعًا أو غير طاهر؛ عكس كلمة «طاهر» أو «بريء».
- Morally blemished C2 formal
Having moral stains or impurities; not pure or innocent.
- The novel explores the maculate nature of human ambition.
- His maculate past haunted his political career.
- She wrote about the maculate soul in her poetry.
ptMaculadoruЗапятнанныйesManchado moralmentefrTaché moralementdeBeflecktzh有污点的arمُتَدَنِّس أخلاقيًا
Sinônimos: defiledimpurepollutedspottedstainedtaintedunclean
Antônimos: chastecleanimmaculateinnocentpurespotlessunblemishedunstainedunsulliedvirtuous
- Spotted or blotched C2 formal
Marked with spots, stains, or blotches of color.
- The maculate leaves of the plant indicated a fungal infection.
- The butterfly's wings were maculate with dark spots.
- The artist used a maculate pattern to create texture.
ptManchadoruПятнистыйesManchado o moteadofrTaché ou maculédeGeflecktzh有斑点的arمُنَقَّط
Sinônimos: blemishedblotcheddappledfleckedmottledpatchyspeckledspottedstained
Antônimos: cleanimmaculatespotlessunblemishedunstained
- more maculate comparative form
- most maculate superlative form
verb
formalcommonobsoleto/ˈmæk.jʊ.leɪt/An archaic verb meaning to stain, spot, or blemish; to make impure or defile.
ptVerbo raro e erudito que significa manchar, sujar ou cobrir com manchas; também pode indicar corromper, tornar impuro ou profanar.ruУстаревший глагол, означающий пачкать, покрывать пятнами или портить; делать нечистым или осквернять.esVerbo poco usado que significa ensuciar, manchar o estropear; hacer impuro o profanar.frVerbe archaïque ou littéraire signifiant tacher, couvrir de taches ou souiller ; rendre impur ou profaner.deVeraltetes Verb mit der Bedeutung beschmutzen, beflecken oder mit Flecken bedecken; unrein machen oder entweihen.zh过时或书面用语,指弄脏、使沾染污点或玷污;也可引申为败坏、使不纯洁。arفعل قديم يعني تلطيخ الشيء أو تغطيته بالبقع أو إفساده؛ وجعله غير طاهر أو تدنيسه.
- To make dirty or spotty C2 formal
To cause something to become soiled, spotted, or blemished, especially through exposure to air or the elements.
- The silver had maculated from years of neglect.
- His once pristine shirt was maculated by the morning dew.
- The painter's canvas was maculated with accidental drips of paint.
ptMancharruЗагрязнятьesMancharfrTacher, souillerdeBeschmutzenzh弄脏arتلطيخ
Sinônimos: blemishblotdefiledirtysmudgesoilspotstainsullytainttarnish
- To stain or pollute C2 formal
To morally or physically blemish, defile, or corrupt something or someone.
- The scandal maculated her previously spotless reputation.
- Greed has maculated many a noble ambition.
- The ancient text had been maculated by later additions and errors.
ptManchar ou poluirruЗапятнать или загрязнитьesManchar o corromperfrsouiller, tacherdeBeschmutzen oder verunreinigenzh玷污或污染arتلطيخ أو تلويث
Sinônimos: besmirchcorruptdefilefoulpollutesoilstainsullytainttarnish
- maculated past participle
- maculated past simple
- maculating present participle
- maculates third person singular