speckled

UK
/ˈspɛk.əld/
US
/ˈspɛk.əld/
speckledadjective
more speckled
Comp.
most speckled
Super.
UK
/ˈspɛk.əld/
US
/ˈspɛk.əld/
Translations
The speckled eggs were hidden in the nest.
Пятнистые яйца были спрятаны в гнезде.
The speckled trout swam swiftly in the clear stream.
Крапчатая форель быстро плыла в чистом ручье.
Additional translations
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Definitions
Covered or marked with a large number of small spots or patches of color.
The speckled eggs were hidden carefully in the nest.
speckleverb

speckled

Past Simple

speckled
Past Simple
speckled
Past Participle
speckling
Gerund
UK
/ˈspɛk.əl/
US
/ˈspɛk.əl/
Translations
The artist decided to speckle the canvas with bright colors.
Художник решил пятнать холст яркими цветами.
Definitions
To mark or cover with a large number of small spots or patches of color.
The artist speckled the canvas with bright colors to create a vibrant effect.
To become covered with small spots or marks.
Over the years, the old photograph began to speckle and fade.
specklenoun
Definitions
A small spot or patch of color.
The bird's feathers were covered in tiny speckles of brown and white.
A small particle or speck.
There was a speckle of dust on the lens that blurred the photograph.
A granular interference pattern produced when coherent radiation, such as laser light, is reflected from or transmitted through a rough surface.
Engineers used a laser to study the speckle produced on the rough metal surface.
speckleadjective
Definitions
Attributive. Relating to or involving speckle patterns or speckling.
The astronomers improved image resolution with speckle interferometry.