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mud
UK
/mʌd/
US
/mʌd/
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mud
noun
muds
pl
грязь
The car got stuck in the mud.
Машина застряла в грязи.
ил
The riverbed was covered in mud.
Дно реки было покрыто илом.
Traductions supplémentaires
глина
болото
Synonymes
mire
silt
dirt
clay
soil
muck
goo
sludge
mud
verb
mudded
Past Simple
mudded
Past Participle
mudding
Gerund
UK
/mʌd/
US
/mʌd/
забрызгать грязью
The car drove through the puddle and mudded the sidewalk.
Машина проехала через лужу и забрызгала тротуар грязью.
Traductions supplémentaires
замарать
заляпать
Synonymes
dirty
defame
soil
mire
muddy
vilify
malign
muck up
splatter
bedaub
smirch
smear
besmirch
sully
stain
taint
mud
adjective
UK
/mʌd/
US
/mʌd/
Used attributively before a noun (e.g., ‘mud brick’, ‘mud track’) and occasionally predicatively in fixed expressions.
Synonymes
mud-stained
mud-colored
earthy
clayey
filthy
grimy
sullied
dirty
soiled
mucky
muddy
Définitions
mud
noun
A soft, sticky matter resulting from the mixing of earth and water.
After the rain, the children enjoyed playing in the mud.
A mixture of water and soil, often used in construction or pottery.
The potter shaped the mud into a beautiful vase.
slanderous or defamatory remarks; malicious gossip.
The tabloids were full of mud about the singer’s private life.
mud
verb
To cover or smear with mud.
The children loved to mud their boots while playing in the puddles.
To make something dirty or unclear, often used metaphorically.
The lobbyists tried to mud the debate with misleading statistics.
mud
adjective
covered with, consisting of, or relating to mud; muddy.
They trudged along a mud track that led to the river.
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