blighting

UK
/ˈblaɪtɪŋ/
US
/ˈblaɪtɪŋ/

Translations

blightingnoun
Gerund: refers to the act or process of damaging, spoiling, or ruining.
Blighting of the coral reefs threatens marine life.
Разрушение коралловых рифов угрожает морской жизни.
Urban blighting has left many neighborhoods deserted.
Городской упадок оставил многие районы пустыми.
Additional translations
blightinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈblaɪtɪŋ/
US
/ˈblaɪtɪŋ/
Used attributively or predicatively to describe something that causes damage, ruin, or decay.
Blighting droughts have devastated the crops.
Губительные засухи опустошили урожай.
The policy had a blighting impact on small communities.
Эта политика оказала пагубное влияние на небольшие сообщества.
blightverb

blighting

Gerund

blighted
Past Simple
blighted
Past Participle
blighting
Gerund
UK
/blaɪt/
US
/blaɪt/
The disease can blight the crops, leading to a poor harvest.
Болезнь может поражать урожай, что приведет к плохому сбору.
The harsh weather conditions blight the plants every winter.
Суровые погодные условия губят растения каждую зиму.
Additional translations

Definitions

blightingnoun
The act or process of damaging, spoiling, or ruining.
Urban blighting has left many neighborhoods deserted.
blightinggerund / present participle
Causing damage, ruin, or decay; having a detrimental effect.
The blighting winds destroyed the early blossoms.
blightverb
To cause to wither or decay; to destroy or ruin.
The harsh winter blighted the crops, leaving the farmers with little to harvest.
To suffer or be affected by blight; to become blighted.
The tulip bulbs blighted before they had a chance to bloom.