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speck

/spɛk/

Übersetzungen

specksubstantiv

specks

Pl.

/spɛk/

точка

From a distance, the ship looked like a tiny speck on the horizon.

Издалека корабль выглядел как крошечная точка на горизонте.

пятнышко

There was a speck of dust on the table.

На столе было пятнышко пыли.

крупица

He didn't have a speck of doubt in his mind.

У него в голове не было ни крупицы сомнения.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

Synonyme

speckverb

specked

Präteritum

specked

Partizip Perfekt

specking

Gerundium

/spɛk/

пятнать

The artist decided to speck the canvas with bright colors.

Художник решил пятнать холст яркими цветами.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

запятнать

покрывать пятнами

Synonyme

speckadjektiv

/spɛk/

Attributive use before a noun to indicate that something contains or is made with speck (smoked ham).

Definitionen

specksubstantiv

A small spot or stain.

There was a speck of dirt on the white shirt.

A tiny amount or particle.

He didn't have a speck of doubt about his decision.

A small piece or fragment.

She noticed a speck of dust floating in the sunlight.

A type of smoked ham or bacon, especially from Austria or northern Italy.

The charcuterie board featured slices of speck alongside prosciutto and salami.

A very small object or person barely visible at a distance.

From the plane, the fishing boat was just a speck on the vast ocean.

speckverb

To mark with small spots or specks.

The artist specked the canvas with bright colors to create a vibrant effect.

To become covered or scattered with small spots or specks; to appear as small specks (intransitive).

As dusk fell, tiny lights specked across the valley.

speckadjektiv

Containing, prepared with, or flavored by speck (smoked ham).

He ordered a speck sandwich and a glass of wine.