blotted

UK
/ˈblɒtɪd/
US
/ˈblɑtɪd/

Translations

blottedadjective
more blotted
Comp.
most blotted
Super.
UK
/ˈblɒtɪd/
US
/ˈblɑːtɪd/
The blotted paper was no longer readable.
Запачканная бумага больше не поддавалась чтению.
The blotted ink made the text difficult to decipher.
Размытые чернила затрудняли расшифровку текста.
blotverb

blotted

Past Simple

blotted
Past Simple
blotted
Past Participle
blotting
Gerund
UK
/blɒt/
US
/blɑt/
He managed to blot his reputation with his actions.
Ему удалось запятнать свою репутацию своими действиями.
She used a tissue to blot the ink on the paper.
Она использовала салфетку, чтобы промокнуть чернила на бумаге.
The oil spill could blot the pristine coastline.
Разлив нефти может загрязнить нетронутое побережье.
Additional translations
blotpast participle

blotted

Used to describe something that has had excess liquid absorbed or removed.

Definitions

blottedadjective
Marked or stained with spots or smears.
The blotted paper was covered in ink stains from the leaking pen.
Obliterated, erased, or otherwise removed from visibility or existence.
The rebels' history was blotted from the official chronicles.
blotverb
To dry a wet surface by pressing something soft against it.
She blotted the ink spill with a paper towel.
To obscure or hide something from view.
The clouds blotted out the sun, casting a shadow over the valley.
To tarnish or damage a reputation.
The scandal blotted his previously untarnished career.
To mark or stain, leaving a blot or smudge.
The leaking fountain pen blotted the page with blue ink.
blotpast participle
Having had excess liquid absorbed or removed by pressing with something absorbent.
The freshly blotted paper lay flat on the desk.