marred

• 形容某物被损坏、破坏或毁容，通常指其原有质量或外观因此下降。

Describes something that has been damaged, spoiled, or disfigured, often diminishing its original quality or appearance.

1. Damaged or spoiledB2formal

   Blemished, damaged, or disfigured, especially by injury, wear, or rough treatment.

   受损的

   • The antique tabletop was marred by deep scratches and stains.
   • Her otherwise perfect complexion was marred by a small scar.
   • The concert was marred by technical difficulties and poor acoustics.

   同义词blemisheddamageddisfiguredflawedimpairedruinedscarredspoiled

   反义词flawlessimpeccableintactperfectpristineunblemishedundamagedunspoiled

• 动词，表示损坏、破坏或使某物的质量或外观变差。

A verb used to indicate the act of damaging, spoiling, or impairing the quality or appearance of something.

1. Spoil or damageB2formal

   To detract from the perfection or quality of something; to spoil or impair.

   损害

   • The beautiful view was marred by the construction site.
   • A single mistake can mar an otherwise perfect record.
   • The celebration was marred by the sudden rainstorm.

   同义词blemishblotdamagedefacedisfigureflawimpairruinscarspoilsullytainttarnish

   反义词adornbeautifybenefitenhanceimproveperfect

2. Severely injure or destroyC1formal

   To cause serious damage or injury to something, often beyond repair.

   严重损伤或毁坏

   • The explosion marred the building beyond recognition.
   • The scandal marred his reputation for years.
   • The war marred the landscape with craters and ruins.

   同义词damagedestroydevastateimpairmanglemutilateravageruinshatterwreck

   反义词fixhealmendrepairrestore