blotching

UK
/ˈblɒtʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈblɑːtʃɪŋ/
blotchingnoun
blotchings
pl
Translations
tacheMarque ou zone de décoloration irrégulière.
Light blotching appeared on the old photograph over time.
Une légère tache est apparue sur la vieille photographie avec le temps.
Additional translations
tachetureDésigne le phénomène de formation de taches ou de marbrures irrégulières.
Definitions
The action or process of becoming marked with blotches, or the state of being irregularly discoloured.
The blotching of the fruit's skin suggested a nutrient deficiency.
An area or pattern of irregular discolouration on a surface.
Light blotching appeared on the old photograph over time.
blotchinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈblɒtʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈblɑːtʃɪŋ/
Translations
tachéSe dit d’une surface présentant des taches irrégulières.
Apply a primer to prevent blotching stains on the soft wood.
Appliquez une sous-couche pour éviter des taches sur le bois tendre.
Definitions
Causing, containing, or characterised by blotches.
Apply a primer to prevent blotching stains on the soft wood.
blotchverb

blotching

ing-form

blotched
Past Simple
blotched
Past Participle
blotching
ing-form
UK
/blɒtʃ/
US
/blɑːtʃ/
Translations
The artist accidentally blotched the canvas with paint.
L'artiste a accidentellement taché la toile avec de la peinture.
Additional translations
maculerPlus soutenu; souligne l'idée de marques irrégulières ou de taches disgracieuses.
Definitions
To mark or stain with irregular spots or blotches.
The artist accidentally blotched the canvas with paint.
To become blotched; to develop irregular discolorations.
After a few days of damp weather, the wallpaper started to blotch.
blotchnoun
Definitions
A large, irregular spot or stain, typically on the skin or a surface.
The artist accidentally left a blotch of paint on the canvas.
A discolored patch or blemish on a plant, often caused by disease.
The gardener noticed a blotch on the leaves, indicating a possible fungal infection.