Signification visuelle de 'taint'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

noun

Contamination, altération

A contamination, decay or putrefaction, especially in food

"The visible mold on the bread was a clear sign of taint. "

La moisissure visible sur le pain était un signe clair de contamination.

food substance condition

noun

Tache, souillure

A mark of disgrace, especially on one's character; blemish

"The politician's past actions cast a taint on his reputation. "

Les actions passées du politicien ont jeté une tache sur sa réputation.

character guilt moral negative

noun

Teinte, nuance, couleur

Tincture; hue; colour

"The artist added a subtle taint of gold to the painting, giving it a warm glow. "

L'artiste a ajouté une subtile teinte dorée à la peinture, lui donnant une lueur chaleureuse.

color appearance

Illustration visuelle de taint: Infection, corruption, souillure - Image 1

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noun

Infection, corruption, souillure

Infection; corruption; deprivation

"The taint of dishonesty hung over the politician after the scandal, making it difficult for people to trust him again. "

La souillure de la malhonnêteté planait sur le politicien après le scandale, rendant difficile pour les gens de lui faire à nouveau confiance.

disease moral negative

noun

Marqueur, indicateur

A marker indicating that a variable is unsafe and should be subjected to additional security checks.

"The system flagged a taint in the student's submitted file, triggering extra checks for malware. "

Le système a signalé un indicateur dans le fichier soumis par l'étudiant, déclenchant des contrôles supplémentaires pour détecter les logiciels malveillants.

computing technical

Illustration visuelle de taint: Contaminer, corrompre, souiller - Image 1

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verb

Contaminer, corrompre, souiller

To contaminate or corrupt (something) with an external agent, either physically or morally.

"The spilled juice tainted the white tablecloth, making it impossible to use for the party. "

Le jus renversé a souillé la nappe blanche, la rendant impossible à utiliser pour la fête.

moral character society

verb

Contaminer, corrompre

To spoil (food) by contamination.

"The leaky pipe tainted the water supply, making the drinking water undrinkable. "

La fuite du tuyau a contaminé l'approvisionnement en eau, rendant l'eau potable imbuvable.

food biology

Illustration visuelle de taint: Souiller, contaminer - Image 1

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verb

Souiller, contaminer

To be infected or corrupted; to be touched by something corrupting.

"The rumor about the project's poor management tainted his reputation at work. "

La rumeur sur la mauvaise gestion du projet a souillé sa réputation au travail.

moral character guilt negative

verb

Être contaminé, s'altérer

To be affected with incipient putrefaction.

"Meat soon taints in warm weather."

La viande s'altère rapidement par temps chaud.

biology medicine disease food chemistry

verb

Marquer, contaminer

To mark (a variable) as unsafe, so that operations involving it are subject to additional security checks.

"If the website receives user input without proper validation, it might taint the database query string, making it vulnerable to SQL injection attacks. "

Si le site web reçoit des données utilisateur sans validation appropriée, il pourrait contaminer la chaîne de requête de la base de données, la rendant vulnérable aux attaques par injection SQL.

computing technical internet technology

verb

Vicier, entacher

To invalidate (a share capital account) by transferring profits into it.

"The company tried to taint the share capital account by illegally transferring profits into it, hoping to avoid paying taxes. "

L'entreprise a tenté de vicier le compte de capital social en y transférant illégalement des bénéfices, dans l'espoir d'éviter de payer des impôts.

business finance

noun

Coup de lance manqué

A thrust with a lance, which fails of its intended effect.

"The knight's first taint at the jousting tournament was a miss, failing to hit his opponent. "

Le premier coup de lance manqué du chevalier au tournoi de joutes fut un échec, ne touchant pas son adversaire.

sport weapon action military

noun

Défaut, entaille

An injury done to a lance in an encounter, without its being broken; also, a breaking of a lance in an encounter in a dishonorable or unscientific manner.

"The knight received a taint in his jousting match, a small but dishonorable scratch to his lance. "

Le chevalier a subi un défaut lors de son joute, une petite entaille, mais déshonorante, sur sa lance.

sport military action history

verb

Endommager, fausser

To damage, as a lance, without breaking it; also, to break, as a lance, but usually in an unknightly or unscientific manner.

"The clumsy student tainted his perfectly good essay with careless errors. "

L'étudiant maladroit a faussé sa dissertation parfaite avec des erreurs négligentes.

action weapon war

verb

Effleurer, toucher légèrement

To hit or touch lightly, in tilting.

"The knight used his lance to taint the target, barely touching it as he rode past at full speed. "

Le chevalier utilisa sa lance pour effleurer la cible, la touchant à peine alors qu'il passait à toute vitesse.

action

verb

Frapper sans succès avec une lance

To thrust ineffectually with a lance.

"The knight, weakened by the battle, could only taint weakly at the dragon's thick hide, his lance glancing off harmlessly. "

Le chevalier, affaibli par la bataille, ne put que frapper faiblement la peau épaisse du dragon, sa lance glissant sans faire de dégâts.

military weapon action

noun

Périnée

The perineum.

"Because the medical exam required a full body assessment, the doctor examined the patient's taint to check for any skin abnormalities. "

L'examen médical nécessitant une évaluation complète du corps, le médecin a examiné le périnée du patient pour rechercher d'éventuelles anomalies cutanées.

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