smudge

smudge
1. transitive verb
1) (blur) verwischen
2) (smear) schmieren
3) (make smear on) verschmieren
2. intransitive verb
[Füller, Tinte, Farbe:] schmieren
3. noun
1) (smear) Fleck, der; (fig.) Schandfleck, der
2) (blur) Schmierage, die (ugs.)
* * *
1. noun
(a smear or a blurred mark: There's a smudge of ink on your nose.) der Klecks
2. verb
(to make or become blurred or smeared.) verschmieren
- academic.ru/68331/smudgy">smudgy
- smudginess
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smudge
[smʌʤ]
I. vt
to \smudge sth
1. (smear, blur) lipstick etw verwischen
2. (soil) etw beschmutzen
to \smudge sb's reputation (fig) jds Ruf besudeln [o beschädigen
II. vi verlaufen; ink klecksen
her mascara had \smudged ihre Wimperntusche war verschmiert
III. n (also fig) Fleck m a. fig
\smudge of blood Blutfleck m
* * *
[smʌdZ]
1. n
1) Fleck m; (of ink) Klecks m
2) (US: fire) (qualmendes) Feuer (gegen Insekten)
2. vt
ink, lipstick, paint verwischen

he had chocolate smudged all over his face — er hatte sich (dat) das ganze Gesicht mit Schokolade vollgeschmiert

3. vi
verlaufen, verschmieren
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smudge [smʌdʒ]
A s
1. a) (Schmutz)Fleck m, Klecks m
b) fig Schandfleck m
2. auch smudge fire bes US qualmendes Feuer (gegen Mücken, Frost etc)
B v/t
1. verschmieren
2. vollklecksen, ver-, beschmieren
3. fig jemandes Ruf etc besudeln
C v/i
1. schmieren (Papier, Tinte etc)
2. beschmiert oder schmutzig werden
3. qualmen
* * *
1. transitive verb
1) (blur) verwischen
2) (smear) schmieren
3) (make smear on) verschmieren
2. intransitive verb
[Füller, Tinte, Farbe:] schmieren
3. noun
1) (smear) Fleck, der; (fig.) Schandfleck, der
2) (blur) Schmierage, die (ugs.)
* * *
v.
beschmutzen v.

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