marled

UK
/mɑːld/
US
/mɑrld/

Translations

marledadjective
more marled
Comp.
most marled
Super.
UK
/mɑːld/
US
/mɑrld/
She wore a marled sweater that was both warm and stylish.
Она носила меланжевый свитер, который был и теплым, и стильным.
Additional translations
marlverb

marled

Past Simple

marled
Past Simple
marled
Past Participle
marling
Gerund
UK
/mɑːl/
US
/mɑrl/
удобрять известью
Farmers marl their fields to improve soil quality.
Фермеры удобряют известью свои поля, чтобы улучшить качество почвы.
Additional translations
вносить известь

Definitions

marledadjective
Variegated with streaks, speckles, or flecks of different colours; mottled.
The bird's marled plumage helped it blend into the rocky shoreline.
(Of yarn or fabric) made by twisting together strands of differently coloured fibres, producing a mottled effect.
She chose a marled wool for the scarf, combining olive and cream strands.
marlverb
To apply marl, a type of soil or earth, to land as a fertilizer.
Farmers often marl their fields to improve soil fertility and crop yield.
Nautical: to wind small line (marline) tightly around a rope to keep the strands together.
The sailor marled the rope to prevent it from unlaying.