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staining

/ˈsteɪnɪŋ/

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verb

Tacher, colorer

Examples :

"armour stained with blood"

Une armure tachée de sang

appearance color

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verb

Entacher, ternir

To taint or tarnish someone's character or reputation

Examples :

"The false accusations were staining her reputation at work. "

Les fausses accusations entachaient sa réputation au travail.

character guilt moral value

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verb

Teinter, tacher

To coat a surface with a stain

Examples :

"the stained glass used for church windows"

Le vitrail utilisé pour les fenêtres de l'église

material appearance

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verb

Se tacher, se colorer

To become stained; to take a stain.

Examples :

"The old wooden table is staining with the spilled coffee. "

La vieille table en bois se tache avec le café renversé.

appearance material art

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verb

Teinter

To treat (a microscopic specimen) with a dye, especially one that dyes specific features

Examples :

"The lab technician is staining the tissue sample with a special dye to make the cells easier to see under the microscope. "

Le technicien de laboratoire est en train de teinter l'échantillon de tissu avec un colorant spécial pour faciliter la visualisation des cellules au microscope.

medicine biology biochemistry science microorganism

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verb

Souiller, ternir

To cause to seem inferior or soiled by comparison.

Examples :

"The new student's poor grades are staining her family's reputation for academic excellence. "

Les mauvaises notes de la nouvelle élève ternissent la réputation d'excellence académique de sa famille.

moral guilt character attitude