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Whitewash
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meszfestĂ©k, fehĂ©rĂtĂ©s
a type of water-based paint or coating made from a mixture of lime, water, and other additives that is used to brighten, disinfect, or decorate surfaces
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The walls were coated with whitewash to give the room a clean look.
A falak mesz bevonattal lettek ellåtva, hogy a szoba tiszta megjelenést kapjon.
02
eltitkolås, leplezés
an attempt to make something seem better or more innocent than it really is by hiding faults or wrongdoing
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Critics called the movie a whitewash of the dictator's crimes.
A kritikusok a filmet a diktåtor bƱneinek kifestésének nevezték.
03
összetörĆ veresĂ©g, fehĂ©rre meszelĂ©s
a contest in which one side wins while the other side does not achieve any points
PĂ©ldĂĄk
They were determined to avoid a whitewash in the championship final.
EltökĂ©ltek voltak, hogy elkerĂŒlik a pont nĂ©lkĂŒli veresĂ©get a bajnoksĂĄg döntĆjĂ©ben.
to whitewash
01
eltitkol, leplez
to hide or downplay a mistake, wrongdoing, or flaw to make something seem better than it really is
Transitive: to whitewash sth
PĂ©ldĂĄk
They attempted to whitewash the scandal by blaming a minor employee.
MegprĂłbĂĄltĂĄk leplezni a botrĂĄnyt azzal, hogy egy kisebb alkalmazottat okoltak.
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fehĂ©rĂt, meszel
to apply a white, paint-like mixture to a surface, usually to make it look clean or new
Transitive: to whitewash sth
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The old barn was whitewashed to give it a brighter appearance.
A régi pajta meszelve volt, hogy fényesebb megjelenést adjon neki.
