motley
mot
ˈmɑt
maat
ley
li
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British pronunciation
/mˈɒtli/

Definición y significado de "motley"en inglés

01

a multicolored woolen fabric made by weaving threads of different colors, used in 14th–17th century England

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The tailor used a piece of old motley for patching a cloak.
02

a garment made of multicolored fabric, traditionally worn by court jesters or performers

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The actor donned a faded motley for the festival performance.
03

a collection composed of a diverse or heterogeneous assortment of items

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The fair attracted a motley of street performers and food vendors.
to motley
01

to make something multicolored

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They motleyed the stage backdrop to give it a carnival feel.
02

to make something more diverse or varied in kind or character

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The chef motleyed the menu with international dishes.
motley
01

having parts or patches of different, often bright, colors

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The motley feathers of the bird shimmered in the sunlight.
02

heterogéneo

made up of a varied, often incongruous mixture of elements or types
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The committee consisted of a motley assortment of personalities.
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