smear
smear
smɪr
smir
British pronunciation
/smˈi‍ə/

Definición y significado de "smear"en inglés

to smear
01

untar, embadurnar

to spread a substance over a surface in a messy or uneven manner
Transitive: to smear a substance across a surface | to smear a substance on a surface
to smear definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
She accidentally smeared ink across the page, leaving a messy blot.
Ella accidentalmente manchó tinta por toda la página, dejando una mancha desordenada.
He smeared grease on the gears to keep them running smoothly.
Él untó grasa en los engranajes para mantenerlos funcionando sin problemas.
02

manchar, difamar

to tarnish someone's reputation with unfounded or malicious claims
Transitive: to smear a person or their reputation
example
Ejemplos
The tabloid newspaper attempted to smear the politician's reputation with baseless allegations of corruption.
El periódico sensacionalista intentó manchar la reputación del político con acusaciones de corrupción infundadas.
His former colleagues attempted to smear his reputation in the industry.
Sus antiguos colegas intentaron manchar su reputación en la industria.
03

untar, embadurnar

to spread a dirty or unclean substance over a surface, resulting in a stain or discoloration
Transitive: to smear a surface | to smear a surface with a dirty substance
example
Ejemplos
The children 's hands were smeared with colorful markers after a day of crafting and drawing.
Las manos de los niños estaban manchadas con marcadores de colores después de un día de manualidades y dibujo.
The mechanic 's hands were smeared with engine grease after working on the car.
Las manos del mecánico estaban manchadas de grasa del motor después de trabajar en el coche.
04

untar, frotar

(climbing) to use the friction of one's shoe against the rock surface to gain traction and support
Intransitive
example
Ejemplos
He had to smear on the smooth rock face to find purchase.
Tuvo que frotar en la superficie lisa de la roca para encontrar agarre.
The climber relied on precise foot placements to smear effectively.
El escalador dependía de colocaciones precisas de los pies para deslizar efectivamente.
01

mancha, difamación

an act that brings discredit to the person who does it
02

mancha, suciedad

a blemish made by dirt
03

frotis, extendido

a thin tissue or blood sample spread on a glass slide and stained for cytologic examination and diagnosis under a microscope
04

difamación, calumnia

slanderous defamation
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