smudge

UK
/smʌdʒ/
US
/smʌdʒ/
smudgeсуществительное
smudges
множ.
UK
/smʌdʒ/
US
/smʌdʒ/
Переводы
There was a smudge on the window.
На окне было пятно.
The painting was just a smudge of colors.
Картина была просто размазней цветов.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A blurred or smeared mark on a surface.
There was a smudge of ink on the paper.
A smoky fire, especially one made for driving away mosquitoes or safeguarding fruit trees from frost.
They lit a smudge to keep the insects away during the evening.
A bundle of herbs, incense, or other materials burned so that the smoke may be used in cleansing or purification rituals.
The healer waved the smudge of sage around the room to purify the space.
smudgeглагол
smudged
Прошедшее простое время
smudged
Причастие прошедшего времени
smudging
Герундий
UK
/smʌdʒ/
US
/smʌdʒ/
Переводы
She tried to smudge the ink on the paper.
Она попыталась размазать чернила на бумаге.
He accidentally smudged the paint on the wall.
Он случайно испачкал краску на стене.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
To cause a dirty mark, spot, or streak on a surface by rubbing or smearing.
She accidentally smudged the ink on the paper with her hand.
To become blurred or smeared.
The writing smudged when it got wet.
To use smoke to protect plants from frost or insects.
Farmers often smudge their crops to keep them safe from pests.
smudgeприлагательное
Used attributively before a noun, e.g., "smudge pot".
Определения
Used attributively before another noun to denote something that produces or is characterized by smoke or smudging.
Workers refilled the smudge pot before nightfall.
smudgeпричастие прошедшего времени
Определения
Marked with a blur or smear; dirty or blurred by rubbing.
He handed me a smudged photograph.