smut

UK
/smʌt/
US
/smʌt/
smutсуществительное
smuts
множ.
Переводы
The magazine was banned for being full of smut.
Журнал был запрещен за то, что он полон порнографии.
The book was criticized for containing too much smut.
Книга была раскритикована за то, что в ней слишком много грязи.
Дополнительные переводы
сажистый налет
сажистая пыль
Определения
A fungal disease of plants, especially cereals, characterized by black powdery masses of spores.
The farmer was concerned about the smut affecting his corn crop.
Obscene or lascivious talk, writing, or pictures.
The magazine was criticized for containing too much smut.
A smudge of soot, dirt, or other black substance.
She wiped a streak of smut from the windowpane.
smutглагол
smutted
Прошедшее простое время
smutted
Причастие прошедшего времени
smutting
Герундий
UK
/smʌt/
US
/smʌt/
Переводы
The children smut their clothes while playing in the mud.
Дети пачкают свою одежду, играя в грязи.
He tried to smut her reputation with false accusations.
Он пытался очернить её репутацию ложными обвинениями.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
To stain or mark with a dirty substance.
The mechanic accidentally smutted his shirt with grease while fixing the car.
To make obscene or indecent.
The editor was criticized for smutting the novel with unnecessary explicit content.
To infect (a plant) with smut fungus or become affected by smut.
The barley crop smutted after weeks of damp weather.
smutприлагательное
Used attributively before a noun, e.g. "smut novel", meaning "pornographic".
Определения
Relating to or characterized by obscene or pornographic content (used attributively).
The bookstore had a special rack for smut novels.