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Definition of begrimed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
grimyDated thickly coated with grime or filthDated
- His hands were begrimed after working in the garden.
- The begrimed windows blocked the sunlight.
- Her shoes were begrimed from the muddy path.
Origin of begrimed
Old English, be- (thoroughly) + grime (dirt)
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- French:crasseux, ...
- German:schmutzig, ...
- Italian:lerce, ...
- Spanish:sucio, ...
- Portuguese:imundo, ...
- Chinese:满是污垢, ...
- Japanese:汚れた, ...
- Arabic:مُتَّسِخ جِدًّا, ...
- Hebrew:מְלוּכְלָךְ, ...
- Russian:в грязи, ...
- Ukrainian:забруднений, ...
- Hindi:गंदा, ...
Definition of begrime - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
dirtyingRare make something very dirty, especially with ingrained dirtRare
- The smoke begrimed the walls of the old house.
- Coal dust begrimed the miners' faces by midday.
- Years of neglect had begrimed the statue's marble pedestal.
Origin of begrime
English, be- (thoroughly) + grime (dirt)
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- French:encrasser, ...
- German:verschmutzen, ...
- Italian:insudiciare, ...
- Spanish:enlutar, ...
- Portuguese:enlamear, ...
- Chinese:弄脏, ...
- Japanese:汚す, ...
- Arabic:وَسَّخَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכְתִּים, ...
- Russian:запачкать, ...
- Ukrainian:забруднити, ...
- Hindi:गंदगी करना, ...
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